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The Print Shop, A Beka Book, Dining Services, bookstores, and other affiliated areas provide student employment through our Work Assistance Program. Each year more than 1,000 students are enabled to stay in college and continue their education by working.
Qualified residence hall students who have definite financial needs may apply for work assistance, which is paid on a minimum-wage basis. Job considerations are given based on financial need and work availability. A work assistance application may be obtained from the Director of Admissions.
International students, though not eligible for work assistance, may apply for other student employment. Please contact the Director of Admissions for more information.
You can apply online for Work Assistance, or download and print the application, or request a Work Assistance application from the Director of Admissions. If you have applied for Work Assistance, also fill out an online AVA if you have not already.