Repayment is required nine months after graduation or if enrollment drops below half time. Employment opportunities are not available to first year students. Continuing students may be offered employment in law-oriented work for a public or nontaxable private corporation provided that the work is in public interest. Hours worked cannot exceed 20 hours per week during the academic year and forty hours per week during summers and vacation periods. Since all federal, state and city agencies are eligible, there is little difficulty in securing a position.
Students are responsible for arranging employment.
Once hired, the student contacts the Office of Financial Aid to obtain the contracts, work authorizations, and payroll documents necessary to begin employment. Please contact the Office of Financial Aid for additional information. Presently there are no employment opportunities posted in the Financial Aid Office. We suggest students check with the Career Development Office.