Some jobs require no previous experience and some require more specialized training. If you are enrolled in a degree-granting program at MSU and registered for the semester in which you would be working, you are eligible to work on campus. If you are a new student, you may work during the summer you may work on campus as long as you are planning to be enrolled in the fall and have a Personal ID number. To find out about available positions, visit the office and examine all current job listings on the Job Bulletin Board. The listing describes the duties of the job, hours, rate of pay, and the person to contact.
Students are responsible for contacting the prospective employers about their job opportunities.
If you have an interest in a department or company that is not listed with MonsterTrak, you are encouraged to go directly to the department or contact the company and express your interest. When you have found an on-campus job that you want to apply for, contact the department, faculty or staff member directly and get information about the position. For off-campus positions, contact the company or agency to find out more information and express your interest. Be persistent-try many jobs. It is a good idea to have a resume that you can give to prospective employers.