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💡 Quizzes4Cash

What Is It: An app where college students can take quick quizzes on topics they love (movies, sports, etc.) to win small amounts of money or discounts at local businesses.

Where to Start: Use a no-code app platform to build the initial app. Partner with local businesses willing to offer discounts or put up cash prizes in exchange for advertisement space on the app.

💡 DormBox

What Is It: A subscription box service delivering snacks, toiletries, and other essential items directly to dorm rooms.

Where to Start: Find wholesalers for popular snacks and toiletries. Offer personalization options like gluten-free or vegan. Use social media for marketing, and start taking pre-orders.

💡 LectureTee

What Is It: A t-shirt printing business that captures funny or memorable phrases said by professors or students during lectures.

Where to Start: Get a t-shirt printing setup and a submission box for people to drop in funny quotes. Use social media to showcase designs and gather more quotes. Start selling on campus and via an online store.

💡 SwipeRight Tutoring

What Is It: A peer tutoring service modeled after dating apps. Students can "swipe right" on available tutors in specific subjects.

Where to Start: Build a basic app or website where students can register as tutors or tutees. Use campus bulletin boards and social media for initial marketing. Charge a small commission from each session.

💡 Weekend Adventures

What Is It: A service that plans and executes small weekend trips or experiences, like a local hiking day or a museum visit. The focus is on low-cost but enriching experiences.

Where to Start: Research local attractions and develop a few package options. Use social media for marketing and a simple booking system to schedule trips. Charge upfront to cover costs and include a small profit.

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