Investing in bitcoin offers better returns than depositing money in a bank. But as you said, investment is profit or loss, everything is risky, and bitcoin is no exception. I advocate when you invest in bitcoin, but remember one thing, only invest as much as you can afford to lose, and diversifying your portfolio is essential. Don't focus on just one asset, as the future is unpredictable.
Aside from the bitcoin investment, I think it's important for you now to have some savings. You probably won't need it now, but you may need it in the future for emergencies. Because your bitcoin investment doesn't always give a positive return, there will come a time when our portfolio loses, and we won't want to use it.
I suggest you focus first on your studies more than investing. Investing may be good and profitable but only for those who have high experiences in an investment. However, if you really want to invest, just invest a small amount so that if your investment does not work out, at least you will never face financial problems. And always be open for some losses, as bitcoin investment for newbies is mostly into losing than making profits.
I agree, as a student, learning is more important than investment. But if we can arrange a time to work part-time or find other sources of income, such as investment, that is also a good thing. I mean, getting experience early gives us more advantages after graduation. But make sure that part-time jobs and investments will not affect your studies, you can invest.
Investing is for everyone, as long as anyone can take the risk and knows what they're doing with their money, they can invest. You cannot say that investing is only for experienced people. At first, you are just a newbie, and to have the experience, you need to experience it.