There are a number of campus employment opportunities available at Sherman College. The amount that a student can earn will depend on the needs of the college and the qualifications of the student. Salaries are higher than the required federal minimum wage. Applications may be submitted to the Business Office or directly to the various department heads. The greater Spartanburg area is located in a region of rapid commercial and industrial growth and has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the nation.
Many industries run three shifts and offer steady, part-time employment.
The Financial Aid Office maintains a job placement listing to assist students in finding available jobs in the surrounding area. This service is available to all students enrolled at Sherman College, regardless of their financial need. The college recommends that all students come to Sherman College prepared to support themselves for at least the first six months of their college career without the necessity of taking on additional outside employment. For technical questions about Web site, contact webmaster .