The College provides approximately 1,000 jobs for students in residence halls, administrative offices, academic departments, the library, and Buildings and Grounds. Students can secure jobs using the Student Employment Database, student job board, and a Spring Job Fair, designed to help financial aid students secure jobs for the following fall. The Career Development Center handles off-campus job placements in community service. Students receiving financial aid are given priority in hiring. Non-College Scholarships Mount Holyoke encourages students to apply for outside scholarships.
Outside funding reduces the amount of student loan or the student work commitment.
Information about outside scholarships can be obtained from high school counselors, local libraries, or the Internet. Students receiving a scholarship must inform the Office of Financial Assistance as soon as possible. The remainder reduces the College grant. The total financial aid amount, however, remains the same. This page created by Office of Financial Assistance and maintained by Jill Cashman .