Start earning $40/hour as a SchoolScoops tour guide
Host private campus tours and live video calls in your free time. Pass on your knowledge and help the next generation of students—way more fun than working at the bookstore!
How hosting tours works
1. Become a tour guide
Are you a college student? Sign up and share some info about your studies, extracurriculars, and hobbies. It's free and takes 2 minutes.
2. Set your availability
Mark the times you're available and when you're not. We'll notify you when a guest sends you a Tour Request. Accept or decline in 24 hours—it’s that simple
3. Host tours, get paid
Meet your guest on campus for a one or two-hour campus tour, or chat with them on a video call. Talk openly about your college experience and earn $40/hour. Get started.
A flexible college job that works for you
SchoolScoops makes it easy for college students to earn extra money on their own terms. As a SchoolScoops tour guide, you’ll host private campus tours and virtual college tours with prospective students interested in your school.
With SchoolScoops, your schedule is completely flexible. Balance classes, internships, and other on-campus jobs while helping future students learn about your school.
Earn $40 per hour
Earn $40/hour hosting tours. Join hundreds of SchoolScoops guides from colleges like Stanford, Princeton and USC who are turning their college knowledge into cash.
Set your availability
When you work and when you don't is completely up to you. Let us know your availability, and we'll make sure you only get hosting jobs when you're free.
SchoolScoops Ambassador Program
Refer your classmates to SchoolScoops and earn money when they host tours. To apply, send an email to ambassador@schoolscoops.com.
What guides are saying
"I like that I get to meet and help prospective students. I remember when I was looking at schools thinking something like this would have been really helpful."
Bennett
Princeton University
"Being a guide is an awesome student job. I get to work on my schedule and make good money."
Alex
Stanford University
"I like that I get to meet and help prospective students. I remember when I was looking at schools. It would have been really helpful to hear about a real student's experience."
Dominic
Yale University
"I love talking about my school and sharing my experiences and knowledge feels like paying it forward."
Claudia
Cornell University
"Being a SchoolScoops guide is not only a rewarding job, but it's a great way to make some extra money during the semester."
Kevin
University of Pennsylvania