Sign up to see a Career Counselor for a job referral during Drop-In Hours . Pay and Hours Work-Study employees, whether employed on campus or in the community, receive a University paycheck the fifth working day of the month. Your Work-Study award is for the specific dollar amount. You may work up to 20 hours per week during the school year. During holiday breaks, you may work up to 40 hours per week with employer approval.
First impressions are important.
Arrive early for the interview. Be prepared to discuss your strengths and why you want the position. Bring your class schedule and placement form with you to show you are prepared and want the job. Students interested in summer employment are advised to begin their non Work-Study job search well in advance of the summer season. The Student Employment Office has diverse job resources available.