Hey, hey, are you staying healthy? I sure hope so.
I’ve been trying to do my part by slowing the spread and doubling down at home (hence all the rapid-fire posts covering COVID-19-related tips!)
I know there’s one thing you may be thinking about if you’re the parent of a sophomore or junior: the SAT. COVID-19 may have wreaked havoc on your SAT plans.
I worked for 12 years in a college admission office in the Midwest, so most students took the ACT, not the SAT. I even administered the ACT test every few months (those poor students were soo nervous!) so I was always a bit curious about the SAT.
Parents, it may be a few years since you’ve taken the SAT yourself (if you took it at all!) and want to know more about it. I’ll also cover some top tips on how to handle it during COVID-19.
What is the SAT?
What does SAT stand for, anyway? Let’s do a multiple-choice question, just like in the real SAT:
Scholastic Aptitude Test
Scholar Assessment Test
Slippery, Atrocious Trial
It’s not an acronym for anything. It’s just S-A-T.
Got a good guess? It’s D! (Did you notice that I tried tricking you? The SAT did stand for Scholastic Aptitude Test when it was created.)
You know that the SAT is a multiple-choice entrance exam administered by the College Board. You may even know that over 2.2 million students took the SAT in 2019, according to the 2019 SAT Suite of Assessments Program Results. But do you know the finer points of the SAT?
The SAT does one major thing: It assesses your child’s readiness for college. Most colleges and universities use the SAT to make admission decisions. Your child’s SAT score, in addition to high school GPA, transcripts, letters of recommendation, extracurricular activities, personal essays and interviews, may also be taken into consideration for admission decisions. Some schools don’t weigh SAT scores as heavily, while others do.
Of course, it’s to your student’s advantage to do well on the SAT or the ACT. Your child is more likely to be able to attend and possibly receive more financial aid from a particular school with a higher score.
The SAT is divided up into three major sections: Reading, Math, and Writing and Language. The Essay portion is optional. Here’s a quick breakdown of what you’ll find on each test.
Reading Test
The Reading Test is 65 minutes long and features reading passages. Each reading passage requires you to answer 52 multiple-choice questions using tables, graphs, and charts. The SAT always includes:
One literature passage
A U.S. history passage or pair of passages
A passage from economics, sociology or psychology
Two science-related passages
Your child may need to find evidence, interpret data and consider implications to answer the questions on this test.
What’s on the Language and Writing Test? Easy — this is your child’s chance to be an editor for 35 minutes. He or she will take a look at sentence structure, usage and punctuation in portions of an underlined part of a passage.
There are four passages and 44-passage based questions. Your child must be able to know how to manipulate words, use punctuation and sentence clauses, as well as understand verb tense, parallel construction, subject-verb agreement, comma use and more.
The SAT Math Test covers basic algebra, problem solving, data analysis and complex equations. It’s divided up into two components — a calculator section and a no-calculator section:
The calculator section is 55 minutes and contains 38 questions.
The no-calculator section is 25 minutes and contains 20 questions. Your child isn’t permitted to use a calculator. (These portions are conceptual and your child won’t need a calculator to complete them.)
Most of the questions on the Math Test are multiple choice but 22 percent are student-produced response questions, known as grid-ins.
The SAT Essay portion is optional but some colleges require it. (It’s a good idea to do some checking around to find out whether your kiddo should take the essay portion.)
The Essay Test is 50 minutes and measures your child’s ability to read, write and analyze. The two people who score your child’s essay each award between one and four points for a maximum score of eight.
Here’s how it’s done: Your student must read a passage and explain how the writer builds an argument and how that writer persuades using evidence from the passage.
How long is the SAT?
To sum up, the SAT is 180 minutes, not including breaks. The SAT Essay Test is 50 minutes.
Reading Test
65 minutes
52 questions
Writing and Language Test
35 minutes
44 questions
Math: No calculator Math: Calculator
25 minutes 55 minutes
20 questions 38 questions
Essay
50 minutes
1 essay
History of the SAT
Okay, buckle in for a history lesson. The history of the SAT goes back all the way to the first World War, believe it or not. Robert Yerkes, a guy who knew a heck of a lot about I.Q. testing, asked the U.S. Army to let him test all recruits for intelligence using the Army Alpha.
One of Yerkes’ brilliant assistants, Carl Brigham, taught at Princeton and adapted Army Alpha as a college admissions test. It was first administered to a few thousand college applicants in 1926, just for fun. (Yeah, it was one big experiment!)
James Bryant Conant, the president of Harvard in 1933, decided to start a new scholarship program and asked an assistant dean, Henry Chauncey, to find a test to evaluate candidates for these scholarships. (Poor guy!) Chauncey met Brigham and recommended… dum da dum dum dum… The SAT!
Chauncey talked the members of the College Board into using the SAT as a uniform exam in 1938 for scholarship applicants. The second World War changed everything in 1942. All College Board admissions tests were abolished, so the SAT became the test for everyone.
When’s the SAT Offered?
This is kind of a trick question because the SAT’s schedule has changed due to COVID-19. The SAT’s normally offered during the following months each year:
August
October
November
December
March
May
June
For example, the dates for 2020-2021 are the following:
August 29, 2020
October 3, 2020
November 7, 2020
December 5, 2020
March 13, 2021
May 8, 2021
June 5, 2021
What to Do About the SAT During COVID-19
The College Board canceled the May 2, 2020, SAT and SAT Subject Test administration due to COVID-19.
Right now, the next SAT is scheduled for the first weekend of June (June 6), but that depends on how the public health situation evolves. The registration deadline for the June 6 test is May 8.
Your student’s school may have originally scheduled a School Day SAT Test, which was cancelled. The College Board is seeking multiple solutions with states and districts about School Day administrations. Learn more about the College Board’s COVID-19 response.
Normally, the SAT should be taken by at least the spring of your child’s junior year. Taking it junior year gives your student the opportunity to take the SAT a second time in the fall of senior year before college application deadlines (if necessary).
This is a great time to prepare for the SAT. Your child can take practice exams and spend time preparing during quarantine.
Should My Kiddo Take the SAT and the ACT?
I stuck this question in here because I heard it every so often as an admission counselor.
You may be tempted to encourage your child to take both the SAT and the ACT — but it’s actually not a great idea. Why?
Think about it this way. Your student will only have so much preparation time for both tests and taking both will slash that time in half. Not only that, but if you pay for tutoring, you’ll have to pay for a tutor class for both tests.
Colleges have no preference for the ACT over the SAT or vice versa, so focus on one.
Talk to Colleges
Now you know the answer to “What does SAT stand for?” and more.
You might be wondering what you’ll do if COVID-19 is still a public health concern in June. Remember, there are still several dates around the corner: August 29, October 3, November 7 and December 5.
There’s still plenty of time to test (and retest!) so don’t get stressed out about having your child take the test before college application deadlines.
Sure, it might be a bit of a squeeze to get everything done, so it’s a good idea to reach out to all of your child’s prospective colleges. Explain your concerns and hear their recommendations. (They may change their college deadlines in light of this situation, anyway. Call and find out!)
College life is not just about grades, parties, and outings. It is the first step on the road to adulting, and financial issues may become more serious during this phase. In fact, a Miami Herald article cites a survey stating that only 26.5% of students are very confident about managing their personal finances. That means nearly 75% of students struggle with tuition, housing, loans, and interest rates. The survey data also show that one in three students worry about financial concerns affecting their academic or career decisions.
Fortunately, college students can access flexible ways to earn extra income without disrupting academic commitments. A well‑chosen side hustle can cover living expenses, reduce loan reliance, and build valuable experience. However, college schedules can shift each term, which means they should look for income sources that adapt to changing workloads. The right side hustle also aligns with a student’s strengths, time availability, and long‑term goals.
In this article, we will share a few side hustles that can help college students earn money and build a solid financial foundation.
Freelance Work
According to a Forbes article, freelancing is Gen Z’s new first choice for career development. Mark C. Perna, education and careers expert, notes that young people get more control over their career and schedule with freelancing. They can choose when, where, and how they work while building skills that cannot be learned with traditional entry-level jobs.
As a student, you can easily explore opportunities like writing and editing, graphic design, social media marketing, web development, and virtual assistance. Choose according to your skills and interests, and create a work routine around your schedule. Many tasks can be completed from a dorm room or campus library, making it easy to balance work and study.
Getting into the field is easier than you imagine. Freelance platforms help beginners find their first clients. You can also tap campus networks, professors, and student organizations to get strong referral sources. Building a professional portfolio early can lead to long‑term freelance work or even a post‑graduation full‑time role.
Tutoring
Tutoring is one of the most reliable and self‑paced student side hustles, and it is lucrative as well. A CNBC article narrates the story of Steven Menking, an equities trader on Wall Street, who gave up his six-figure Wall Street job and took up tutoring from home. He now makes $1,000 an hour and owns his life. That’s inspiring, right?
And it could be easy for students as well. Many students already excel in subjects that others find difficult, so tutoring turns academic strengths into income. This work can be done in person or online. You can consider providing coaching for academic subjects, languages, test preparation, and skill development.
Beyond generating a regular income, tutoring can deepen your understanding of the subject. It strengthens communication, patience, and leadership skills, which are useful in nearly every career path. While many platforms connect tutors with learners, campus learning centers may also hire strong students for paid roles.
Investing
If you have even small savings, consider investing them wisely, as it can work as a gradual income‑building strategy for students. With small, consistent contributions, you can build habits that support long‑term financial health. Low‑cost index funds are ideal, as they offer accessible, diversified growth. You can also consider micro‑investing apps that allow users to invest small amounts, making it easy to begin with limited income.
However, there are some alarming incidents that raise concerns for new investors. A pig butchering scam, for example, is built on fraudulent investment platforms and fake relationships. The problem is real, with billions stolen from unsuspecting investors around the world.
TorHoerman Law notes that victims often get unsolicited messages on dating apps or social media platforms. A “romantic partner” or mentor persona starts a friendly conversation and, eventually, builds an emotional connection. They may even convince you to make crypto investments through fake apps and later con you.
Investing requires patience, caution, and mindful decisions rather than large sums of money. Students should avoid high‑risk or short‑term speculation, focus on long‑term strategies, and seek guidance from credible financial education resources.
Gig Services
Gig services provide fast, flexible ways to earn money without long‑term commitments. Moreover, the market is thriving with opportunities. According to Market Reports World, more than 1.1 billion gig workers were part of the industry in 2024. Service categories like household support, delivery, and professional outsourcing witnessed a 27% increase in platform participation. Transportation services alone had a major share of 22% of the total gig market.
Since gig services are flexible, students can choose tasks that fit into small pockets of time, especially on weekends or between classes. Besides delivery services, you can explore task-based apps for furniture assembly, moving assistance, or simple home repairs if you are good with hands-on skills.
Dog walking, pet sitting, and feeding services are dependable options for animal lovers. Campus‑based services like laundry pickup, dorm cleaning, and student‑to‑student delivery services are also popular. Gig services require little experience and allow students to work only when time permits. They also develop reliability, customer interaction skills, and resourcefulness.
FAQs
What are the easiest side hustles?
The easiest side hustles are those requiring minimal setup and flexible hours. Delivery tasks, pet care, and basic virtual assistance let students start quickly with little training. These options adapt well to unpredictable schedules and do not require specialized experience, making them ideal for beginners working around classes.
How to fit a side hustle into your busy schedule?
Choose work with flexible, short time blocks. Plan tasks between classes, weekends, or early evenings. Use a simple weekly schedule to avoid conflicts and focus on manageable commitments. Prioritize assignments first, then choose side hustles that allow you to pause or reduce hours during exams or deadlines.
Which side hustles do not require a specific skill?
Delivery driving, dog walking, dorm cleaning, and task‑based gig work require no specialized technical skills. Students simply need reliability and consistency. These roles provide predictable earnings without formal training, making them accessible options for those exploring side hustles for the first time.
Key Takeaways
Student financial confidence
Students very confident in managing finances
26.5%
Student financial stress
Students worried finances affect decisions
~33% (1 in 3)
Gig economy size
Global gig workers (2024)
1.1+ billion
Gig market growth
Platform participation increase
27%
Gig market share
Transportation share
22%
Side hustle trend
Freelancing popularity
Top choice for Gen Z career development
Example earning case
Tutoring income (example case)
$1,000/hour (extreme case)
A well‑chosen side hustle can do more than provide extra income for college students. In the long run, it can build confidence, independence, and practical skills that extend beyond the classroom. The key is to start small, stay consistent, and choose opportunities that align with both academic priorities and long‑term goals. Over time, these efforts can reduce financial stress while opening doors to future career opportunities.
An Uber or Lyft ride across campus may feel cheaper than owning a car. After all, with one tap and a quick drop off, you’ll be on time for class. However, few college students stop to think about what happens to their bank account if that ride ends in a crash.
Rideshare accidents can leave more than physical injuries. Medical bills, missed shifts, and academic setbacks can pile up fast, turning a simple trip into a semester-long financial headache.
The Real Cost of Emergency Room Visits
An emergency room visit after a crash is rarely cheap, even with insurance. Ambulance transport, imaging tests, and specialist consults can quickly push bills into the thousands.
The cost of a non-fatal injury can potentially climb into the tens of thousands when medical treatment is involved. For a college student living on loans, scholarships, or part-time income, a bill like that can wipe out savings overnight.
Health insurance deductibles and co-pays still apply. A single follow-up visit or round of physical therapy may mean choosing between paying rent or adding more debt to a credit card.
Missed Classes and Academic Setbacks
A concussion or back injury does not just hurt physically. Concentration drops, attendance suffers, and grades can slip at the worst possible time in the semester.
Missing labs, exams, or group projects can delay graduation. An extra semester means more tuition, more housing costs, and more student loan interest accumulating in the background.
Lost Income From Part-Time Jobs and Side Gigs
Many students rely on part-time jobs, campus roles, or gig work to cover everyday expenses. Rent, groceries, and utilities do not pause just because you are recovering.
A few missed shifts may not seem serious at first. Add in two or three weeks of recovery, and the paycheck gap becomes a real problem.
Before the impact of lost wages sets in, consider how quickly expenses can stack up:
Missed shifts at a part-time job
Canceled tutoring or freelance sessions
Reduced tips from service industry work
Insurance Gaps and Legal Confusion
Rideshare companies advertise insurance coverage, but the details depend on what the driver was doing at the time of the crash. Coverage levels can change if the driver was waiting for a ride request, en route to pick up a passenger, or actively transporting someone.
College students rarely have experience navigating insurance claims. Confusion about who pays for medical bills or car damage can delay compensation for months.
Meanwhile, collection notices and due dates keep coming. Stress from financial uncertainty can be just as heavy as the physical injury itself.
How The Right Legal Help Can Protect Your Student Budget
A rideshare accident does not have to define your semester. An attorney who understands Uber and Lyft claims can help identify every available source of compensation, including medical costs, lost wages, and future expenses.
Experienced legal guidance can also reduce the pressure of dealing with insurance adjusters alone. Instead of guessing about coverage limits or settlement offers, you have someone advocating for your long-term stability.
Protecting Your Future Starts With Knowing Your Rights
A single rideshare accident can potentially quietly drain savings, delay graduation, and increase debt. Understanding your rights and consulting an experienced lawyer after a rideshare accident can help you avoid paying out of pocket for expenses that should be covered.
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Silicon Valley isn’t just the global hub of tech innovation — it’s also home to some of the most flexible and respected evening MBA programs in the United States. For working professionals who want to advance their careers without leaving the workforce, evening MBA options provide the ideal blend of rigorous academics, practical experience, and networking opportunities.
Whether you’re aiming to move into leadership, switch industries, or launch your own venture, Silicon Valley’s part-time MBA programs give you the tools to succeed while you continue to work full time.
Here are the top 6 evening MBA programs in and around Silicon Valley worth considering in 2026.
1. Leavey School of Business Evening MBA (Santa Clara University)
One of the most highly ranked evening MBA options in the region, the Leavey School of Business Evening MBA is designed for working professionals who want to accelerate their careers without pausing work. Ranked No. 1 in Silicon Valley and among the top 20 nationwide by U.S. News & World Report, this program offers classes two evenings per week over approximately two years, blending real-world application with academic rigor.
Key highlights:
Evening classes designed for working professionals
Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, with strong ties to local employers
Flexible electives and concentrations in areas like analytics, entrepreneurship, and finance
Extensive alumni network and career services.
This program is ideal for professionals seeking regional connections and a highly respected MBA without interrupting their current careers.
2. Haas School of Business Evening & Weekend MBA (UC Berkeley)
Although technically just outside Silicon Valley, Haas’s Evening & Weekend MBA is one of the strongest part-time MBA programs on the West Coast and regularly ranked among the top in the nation. Its flexible format allows students to take evening and weekend classes, making it ideal for professionals who want MBA rigor and work continuity.
Program highlights:
Evening, weekend or a mix of both schedules
Highly flexible pace — can take 2.5 to five years to complete depending on coursework load
Deep networking opportunities through alumni connections in tech, finance, and consulting
This blend of flexibility and top-tier curriculum attracts many Silicon Valley professionals who balance demanding careers with graduate study.
3. San Francisco State University (SF State) MBA (Flexible/Evening Options)
San Francisco State University’s MBA program offers various schedules that work well for part-time and evening learners, including hybrid and in-person evening classes.
Program features:
Flexible MBA track: Hybrid evening class scheduling allows working professionals to attend classes once or twice weekly without giving up their jobs.
Executive MBA option: For seasoned professionals (7+ years experience), the MBA for Executives runs in weekend (Friday/Saturday) intensives.
Hybrid and online prerequisites: You can complete many requirements online before evening in-person sessions begin.
SFSU’s approach prioritizes real-world business education with practical applications, valuable for those already working in the Bay Area’s dynamic industries.
4. University of San Francisco Part-Time MBA
The University of San Francisco offers a flexible part-time MBA that accommodates working professionals through a blend of online and in-person evening or live-online sessions.
Key features:
Mix of asynchronous online work and scheduled live sessions makes balancing work easier
Practical, client-based projects with real companies reflect workplace challenges
Personalized career support helps align your MBA experience with your professional goals
This program is especially well suited for professionals who want an MBA that combines flexibility with opportunities to work on real business problems.
5. Golden Gate University MBA (Evening/Hybrid)
Golden Gate University’s MBA program is designed with working students in mind, offering evening, hybrid and online formats that help balance career and graduate study.
Program benefits:
Flexible completion: Fully online or hybrid options let you tailor how and where you attend classes.
No GMAT/GRE required: Admissions focus on professional experience and potential.
Career services: Robust support including resume help, interview prep, and job search resources, taught by industry leaders with real business experience.
Golden Gate’s MBA appeals to professionals seeking practical business knowledge they can apply immediately to their careers.
6. Saint Mary’s College of California MBA
Saint Mary’s College’s online MBA is another flexible option for professionals near Silicon Valley, with a fully remote format that lets you learn on your schedule.
Program highlights:
AACSB-accredited: Only about six percent of business schools worldwide hold this distinction.
Flexible pacing: Complete your MBA in about 12 months, ideal for driven professionals.
Small class sizes and cohort community: Personalized learning and strong networking.
This program fits professionals who need maximum scheduling flexibility and want to earn an accredited MBA without weekly evening class obligations.
Choose the Right Evening MBA Program
Evening MBA programs in Silicon Valley offer a powerful way to pursue advanced business education without stepping away from your career. From the locally respected Leavey School of Business Evening MBA to top-ranked options like UC Berkeley Haas, working professionals have several excellent choices — each with its own strengths and network opportunities.
The right program can propel your career, expand your expertise and widen your professional circle without compromising your current job.
If you’re a college student looking to start a side hustle or enhance your small business, custom apparel is a lucrative option. Whether you’re designing custom t-shirts for school events, creating branded merch for your own line, or offering personalized products to your peers, direct-to-film (DTF) transfers can help bring your designs to life.
DTF is revolutionizing small-batch custom printing because it’s cost-effective and delivers vibrant, durable results on demand. However, choosing the right DTF transfer supplier can be tricky.
To help you find the best options, we’ve rounded up some of the most popular DTF transfer brands that cater to budget-conscious entrepreneurs looking to maximize their profits. Here’s our review of the top affordable DTF transfer brands for college entrepreneurs.
Best Overall for College Entrepreneurs: DTF Transfers Now
When it comes to affordable and high-quality DTF transfers, DTF Transfers Now stands out as the best option for college entrepreneurs. Offering a comprehensive service with an emphasis on customer satisfaction, this brand leads the pack for several reasons. Their advanced printing technology uses the latest DTF methods to produce stunning transfers with vibrant colors and unmatched durability.
What sets DTF Transfers Now apart is their commitment to providing high-quality materials, including premium inks, powders, and films. This ensures long-lasting prints that won’t crack, peel, or fade after multiple washes. With their focus on a wide variety of fabrics, you can easily apply transfers to cotton, polyester, blends, and even unconventional materials like leather and canvas.
DTF Transfers Now’s turnaround times are also impressive, with most orders being processed within 1-2 business days. Their expert support team is always available to assist with any questions you might have during the ordering process, making them an ideal choice for beginners and experienced entrepreneurs alike.
For college students who want to take their side hustle to the next level, DTF Transfers Now is the clear choice. The combination of fast service, superior materials, and customer-focused support makes them the top contender in the DTF transfer space.
Here are some reasons you might want to choose DTF Transfers:
Advanced printing technology for vibrant and durable results
High-quality materials that ensure long-lasting prints
Fast turnaround time of 1-2 business days
Expert support and customer-centric service
Affordable Option for Small Businesses: DTF Superstore
DTF Superstore is another solid choice for college entrepreneurs looking for affordable DTF transfers. Offering a wide range of transfer products, DTF Superstore caters to both beginners and experienced users. They offer various transfer types, including full-color options and specialty films, which give you flexibility in designing and printing custom apparel.
Their prints are vivid and durable, but the quality tends to be slightly lower than what you would get from top-tier competitors like DTF Transfers Now. While they use high-quality inks and powders, the durability may not always meet expectations after several washes. That said, DTF Superstore is a decent option for students just starting out who need affordable transfers in smaller quantities.
DTF Superstore’s customer service is fairly responsive, and they provide some educational resources for new users. However, they don’t offer the same level of personalized guidance as other brands. The processing time is relatively fast, with most orders shipping within 2-3 business days.
Why Choose DTF Superstore?
Reasons to choose DTF Superstore:
Affordable pricing for small orders
Decent variety of transfer options
Suitable for students just starting out
Solid Choice for Larger Orders: Avery Dennison
Avery Dennison is a more established name in the printing industry, and while their DTF transfer products are reliable, they tend to focus more on larger orders, which can be less beneficial for college entrepreneurs working with limited budgets. While they do provide solid color retention and long-lasting prints, their products tend to be priced higher than other DTF options.
Avery Dennison transfers are known for their consistency and the ability to handle high-detail designs. The prints are vibrant, but you might find that their offerings don’t provide as much flexibility when it comes to experimenting with various materials, as they are more tailored toward mainstream fabrics.
One of the strong points of Avery Dennison is their robust distribution network, meaning that if you’re ordering in bulk, you can usually expect quick delivery. However, this brand may not be the best for students who are looking to keep costs down and order smaller quantities.
Why Choose Avery Dennison?
Reasons to choose Avery Dennison include:
Reliable and consistent print quality
Excellent for bulk orders
Known for high-detail, full-color designs
Hotronix: Best for Those Looking for a Higher-End Option
Hotronix offers high-quality DTF transfers designed for those who are serious about custom apparel printing. The brand’s products are often used by larger businesses due to their ability to handle high-volume orders. For college students just starting out with a side hustle, Hotronix may be overkill, especially when it comes to pricing.
Their DTF transfers deliver excellent color retention, vibrant images, and impressive flexibility. Unlike traditional methods, DTF allows for high-detail, full-color designs that stretch and move with the garment without cracking. While Hotronix provides exceptional results, their prices can be a bit steep for someone just looking to print a few shirts for a school event or small business.
Their customer service is known to be excellent, with a focus on helping entrepreneurs scale their operations efficiently. However, for smaller-scale college businesses, Hotronix may not be the most cost-effective choice.
Why Choose Hotronix?
Learn more about why to choose Hotronix:
High-quality, flexible prints
Excellent customer service and support
Ideal for businesses with larger orders
Buyer’s Guide: What to Consider When Choosing a DTF Transfer Brand
When choosing a DTF transfer brand for your side hustle, here are some key factors to keep in mind:
Print quality: Make sure the transfers are high-resolution and durable. Look for brands that use premium inks, powders, and films for vibrant colors that won’t crack or fade over time.
Material compatibility: Ensure that the DTF transfers can be applied to a variety of fabrics, including cotton, polyester, and blends. This versatility is essential if you plan to expand your product range.
Turnaround time: As a college entrepreneur, you need your orders to arrive quickly, especially when you’re working on tight deadlines. Choose a brand that offers fast processing times, ideally within 1-2 business days.
Customer support: Excellent customer service can make all the difference, especially if you’re new to DTF printing. Look for a brand with knowledgeable support that can assist you throughout the ordering and printing process.
Pricing: Be mindful of your budget. Some brands are better suited for bulk orders, while others are more suitable for small, low-cost orders. Look for a brand that balances quality and affordability for your needs.
Choose the Right DTF Transfer Brand as a Student Entrepreneur
For college entrepreneurs, getting the right DTF transfer brand is key to running a successful custom apparel business. DTF Transfers Now offers the best combination of affordability, quality, and support, making them the top choice for students looking to save money and create vibrant, durable designs. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to scale your side hustle, DTF Transfers Now provides the perfect solution for your custom printing needs.
Tutoring
