If you cannot find a job when you apply, revisit Financial Aid or the Career Development Center to check on the availability of jobs. You will have to attend the next available one. New students can usually pick up employment applications for fall semester employment during the Summer Orientation Program. Students employed on campus are paid every two weeks. Earnings are not applied to student's accounts but are issued as checks and distributed by the Payroll Office, located in College Hall.
Jobs are also available during the summer terms.
Students may work as many as 35 hours a week and do not need to be enrolled in summer classes. Only undergraduate students who are United States citizens, nationals, or permanent residents are eligible for this program. Consequently, your eligibility next year will not be harmed. If you are unable to find employment after a reasonable attempt or cannot work because of schedule conflicts or class loads, you should contact the Office for a review of your financial aid award. That award specifies the total amount that you can earn from the Federal Work-Study program.