I can't comment on Scholl specifically, but your ideal student job imo is a low stress, on campus babysitting type job with minimal interaction and lots of studying. If your job involves you doing anything besides being a warm body in a chair that occasionally scans a textbook or ID badge - its not the right job. At DMU this is perfectly embodied by the REC desk and library desk. Its decently paid and there aren't that many interactions. I will note that at DMU the library hours did go kind of late - could be wrong, but this might require you to occasionally man the desk till midnight.
I will just throw this out there. I had a highly involved $25 an hour job my first year. There wasn't a lot going on and my previous employer really wanted my help. I worked a couple of days in a row and then gave in when they begged me to pick up some extra work. I blew off studying for a SPAL (like did no preparation/timed practiced for it) because I thought it didn't matter and I could fake my way through. It was a stupid mistake and it cost me a letter grade and a bunch of extra time remediating damn thing. Moral of the story - we're in school to be podiatrists. Do not let $200 interfere with your future.
