If you're asking how to invest in Bitcoin, here are some guides:

1. Better to make sure you have emergency funds first (this could be 6-12x of your monthly spending)
2. Know which exchange that suits you, CEX if you don't care about privacy and want to make more profit or No KYC P2P/DEX if you care with privacy and don't mind to spend extra, check kynot.me
3. Know basic digital security and how to use Bitcoin wallet [GUIDE] How to Safely Download and Verify Electrum [Guide]
4. The last one is learn how you save your seed phrase.


But, if you're asking how to get rich, my answer is none. There's no secret or ways to get rich.

There's a person living with frugal lifestyle, he always try to learn new skill, invest as much as possible, but he lack of relations which make him can't find high salary jobs because not all jobs are posted in jobs portal, so no one will recommend him.

There's a person with moderate lifestyle, he invest quite much and spend some of his money to get more relations. Now he work in high salary jobs because of a friend recommend him, he choose to resign and open a business. Unfortunately his business failed and he need to start from zero.

There's a person with low education and only work in blue collar jobs, he didn't invest a lot, but he choose to buy lottery ticket. Surprisingly he won and he got $1 Million, then he resign and start a business, now he's successful.

It's all about luck.

You can use your time to learn about Bitcoin now and prepare for your investment plan later after graduation.

Investment does not require you many time like trading, but you need kind of time for it like wallet setup, backup, recovery and test your backup usability after a while. You don't need to spend much time for reading news like traders, it's advantage of investment.

You have to store your bitcoin in non custodial wallets, open source wallets, because storing it on centralized platforms and in custodial wallets is a very risky practice.

Reminder: do not keep your money in online accounts
Bitcoin information and resources.
Not your keys, not your coins.
The paranoid user's security guide for using Electrum safely.

The correct step at this time you have already taken is to come to this forum. Your age will be a good assistant in investing in Bitcoin. Start studying the forum; do not hesitate to ask any questions that are not clear to you. Do not rush too much with the desire to buy bitcoin; try to find out how to store bitcoins, in which wallet it will be more convenient for you to do this, and also learn the DCA strategy so that your investments acquire regular investments for a long period. Being patient, you can create additional capital for yourself after some time.

If you are now working and earning money every month, you can start your crypto investment journey with the DCA strategy ^[1]. There are 2 types of assets in crypto, the first is bitcoin & the second is altcoins (coins or tokens other than bitcoin). Altcoins can make you earn x2 - x50 in a short time, but it requires in-depth analysis and luck to get it, if you feel you are not worthy enough for it, you can try your investment in bitcoin which has been proven to be safer. Keep working & accumulate your bitcoins, one day you will definitely get the benefits of all your hard work so far.

[1] https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/dollarcostaveraging.asp

OP can practice his wallet choosing with this link https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet. After choosing OS for using at the step 1, at step 2, there are two main choices: New or Experienced. OP can choose New to filter wallets for newbies.

This guide was given by Helena Yu at that post, I did not repeat it again and in my post, I only shared another thread, on "The paranoid user's security guide for using Electrum safely."

You perhaps did not read previous replies in this thread.

OP can read more guides of Electrum wallet with these documentations.
https://electrum.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
https://bitcoinelectrum.com/

If need more, asking in a child board for Electrum.

I guess there are valuable suggestion here that you can follow. Those opinions and pointers given is good to try.

What other things to be added here is you should never rush on every decisions you want to make, especially that every investment consist a lot of risk. But provably you would know all of this things thru process especially if you try to execute those things that what you think can give you something. Also you should remember always that if you are doubtful on the programs or investments schemes you want to try, you have this community to ask first before going since for sure that again you can get a lot more great advice that can help you decide to continue or possible to avoid scams.

I just saw you say you have set aside enough money to invest in cryptocurrency. But I will advise to stick to only investing in Bitcoin alone, because there are over 10,000 cryptocurrencies out there, which are highly volatile, and you could end up losing all your money in a blink of an eye.

However, Bitcoin is not an asset you venture into only after you have earned enough money, but it is literally an asset you can invest in even with the smallest amount ever possible to acquire a unit of Satoshi, (i.e Bitcoin in it's smallest fraction). Because inasmuch as it's good to invest in Bitcoin, it's also good to be consistent, and likewise know the meaning of most of the terms been used in a Bitcoin/Crypto environment, such as KYC, DEX, CEX and Blockchain. Hence, I will be sharing a link to the most common Bitcoin terms, so you could get familiar with


Basic Crypto Terminologies Everyone Should Know - Let Me Know Your Score

I like what you've said about not getting rich overnight. That's the first thing that you need to set to your mind because too many newbies are being misled by their own thoughts that when invested in Bitcoin, expect tremendous gain so fast. As you are still studying right now, all you have to do is focus on your studies and if you want to read some things about Bitcoin, maybe a few hours or times of browsing here is quite fine. As long as it doesn't harm your studies, you're good. Once decide to put some money to invest monthly or anytime you wish, just do it and you don't need someone to do it for you but only to guide you like which wallets you're going to use and what exchange is supported in your country. Because that's where the risk comes, when you are asking for help and that person gives you specifics of which wallet to download but it's not from an official website, be observant and always check the resources where you are downloading from for your wallet. For example, use electrum. We've got an official website for that through bitcoin.org.

Hi.

Since everyone else is talking about how you can make investments or learn about it, I would like to provide you with some warnings and things that you need to know and understand as you delve into this world of cryptocurrencies and online financial markets. There is no doubt that there are a lot of lucrative earning opportunities available online, cryptocurrencies being one of the most trending ones at the moment, but you need to understand that nothing comes easy in this world. So there are certain things you need to understand to stay safe in this world.

The very first thing is to understand how you can safeguard your funds when you start buying Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrencies. You have already received suggestions about wallets, you can use a non-custodial wallet at first such as Electrum, and later when you see your funds are getting higher, you should switch to a hardware wallet which is generally safer.

The second and most important thing is to never trust anyone you meet online. The online universe is full of scammers and scumbags who are always looking for prey and you wouldn't want to be their target. Don't talk to anyone, especially about what you are doing and that you have money, and, never open links or download any apps or games on the device where you are keeping your cryptocurrencies. People use malware and viruses to get access to your funds.

Well if it is time you have many of then you would want to just hold bitcoin. Holding bitcoin is the act of buying it and not selling it for a long period of time. It is up to you for how long you want to hold it some even hold it until retirement while some sell during bull runs which happens every 4 years and where we are currently. You are still young but it is good that you are already interested in investing. This will do you well in the future, good job.
Right now most of my portfolio is bitcoin with a few small altcoins. I would recommend diversifying but as a beginner you can take it slow and just buy bitcoin first before anything else. Have you considered doing DCA method? When do you plan on buying? The next few months may not be the best unless you find a time where the market is correcting.