Student Employment
Opportunities to Earn and Learn
Federal and State work-study is awarded to eligible students based on FAFSA information. Students are eligible to work even if they do not receive a work-study award or chose not to apply for need-based federal financial aid. Student employment on and off-campus is a great way to learn critical thinking and job ready skills that will earn the respect of future employers. For more information about work-study, check the FAQs! Students can earn the maximum amount of their work-study award per semester. Typically, students work 10 to 15 hours per week and are paid by check on a bi-monthly schedule.
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