Most Work-Study jobs require you to work 10 to 20 hours a week and let you arrange your work schedule around your classes. Salaries vary according to job skills and experience, but are always at least minimum wage. You do not have to apply for financial aid or show financial need to be hired for an OPS job, and you may apply at any time during the year. Eligibility depends on half-time enrollment, and a minimum 2.0 cumulative grade point average. OPS salaries begin at minimum wage, and you can usually arrange your work schedule around your classes.
Salaries vary according to the job and the employer.
Student Employment posts job listings for these three programs on bulletin boards around campus. Listings are updated daily at Criser Hall and on Tuesdays and Thursdays at other locations. For Federal Work-Study and OPS jobs, before calling the contact person for the job you are interested in to set up an interview, you must get a work permit from the Student Employment desk in the lobby of Criser Hall. To get a work permit, you can also use Student Employment's phone-in work permit request system. Just dial 392-0296 to request a work permit by phone.