Student Employment
Student employment, both during the academic year and over the summers, can make an important contribution to available financial resources and help pay for college costs. Contrary to many families' assumption that it is unwise for students to work during the academic year, studies show that students who work a modest number of hours per week - no more than fifteen - will, on average:
- have higher grade point averages,
- graduate at faster rate,
- be less likely to drop out, and
- have important job skills to include on their resumes.
- Working students become better organized and manage their time better.
- Employment exposes students to more mentor-type relationships and increases interactions with "real world" people.
- Employment provides financial resources that may be critical to meeting college costs.
The Career Services Office, located in Dempsey Hall, room 230, now maintains a student jobs database. Titan Jobs, contains outstanding work study, student assistant, internship, and permanent job listings. We also encourage students to contact departments related to their fields of endeavor in addition to these postings, as some positions are not announced.
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Financial Aid Office job appliation: Application Form 
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