The college asks that undergraduates who have been awarded a work contract as part of a financial aid package be given first consideration each semester for campus job openings. If you have financial aid in the form of a scholarship or loan, but not a work component in your aid package, you will need to talk to the Financial Aid Office before applying to see what impact an on-campus job during the academic year may have on your financial aid awards. For graduate students, the college provides a limited number of graduate assistantships for each department with a graduate program. Therefore, graduate student are normally not eligible for hire until after the first month of classes have been completed and undergraduates have had . Pay received from on-campus summer jobs are not counted as part of an academic year financial aid work award component.
Graduate students are eligible for all summer jobs also.
Students graduated in May may work until the last day before classes begin in the fall. Obtain a work contract from the Financial Aid Office. You need to fill in with a local address other than a PO Box, your local telephone, your Mills Student ID and your Social Security Number. You then need to sign and date in the middle of the form. The completed form must be given to Carol for completion.