Athletic scholarships are available through the Athletic Office in the Field House. Information about the many scholarships is available in the General Catalog and in the offices mentioned. A limited amount of non-federal student labor funds for specific jobs is available, also. Students work from 5-20 hours weekly, when not attending classes. Jobs include clerical work, classroom assistance, laboratory assistance, and building maintenance.
Pay is at the federal minimum wage rate.
An application form for determining need is available from the Office of Student Financial Aid and an interview with the Office of Student Financial Aid is necessary. Placement Office ICC maintains job listings from local employers who are seeking student help for both temporary and permanent positions. The placement service is located in the Office of Student Services in the counseling area. Applying for Student Financial Aid Students apply for student financial aid by completing and mailing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid to the federal processor in the envelope provided. The application is processed and a Student Aid Report is sent to the applicant in return mail.