For such positions, you will need to be on campus to compete. These positions must be worked out with the department involved. There may be scheduling difficulties associated with the first year of your MBA program and whatever teaching schedule is needed by the department involved. There are many search engines available on the internet to help students locate financial aid. Loans must be repaid after graduation, but interest rates are fairly reasonable and loans do not begin to accrue interest while you are still attending the MBA program.
Many students ask about tuition, housing, books, etc.
In many cases, MBA students will need to take at least one elective course at the Edwards Campus Regents Center during their second year in the program. Tuition and fees change frequently and are beyond the control of the School of Business. Married student housing and apartment style housing are also available on campus. The Lawrence Journal-World newspaper runs regular rental housing ads. Some savings can be realized by purchasing used books and selling them back to the bookstore at the end of the semester.