First, register for classes. Your class schedule determines your work schedule. Visit the areas of your interest. Freshman are more likely to find employment with employers that hire large numbers of students like Food Service, Service Department, Landscape Services, and Southern Carton Industry. Consider taking afternoon classes so you can work in the mornings.
Students tend to sign up for morning classes and look for afternoon work.
This results in a wide open morning job market and a tighter afternoon job market. Try to arrange your schedule so that you have at least three hour blocks of time available for work. After registering, stop by the bulletin board for information. If you have tried, and haven't found a job, contact the Human Resources office again and the staff will attempt to refer you to one. If it's not a job you enjoy doing, stay with it anyway.