The rate of pay that year was 20 cents an hour.
Students work for a variety of reasons.
Some need their earnings to meet the basic costs of a Princeton education, while others want their earnings for social activities. Still others recognize that the skills and work habits gained on the job will benefit them when they seek full-time employment, and some simply enjoy the camaraderie of work groups. Both routine and challenging positions are available on campus, and more than 3,300 students took advantage of them last year. More than 800 off-campus jobs were filled by students last year. So, whether you plan to work on a permanent part-time schedule or only occasionally, the Student Employment Office should be the first stop on your job search.