Student Employment

Open positions may vary from semester to semester. Typical jobs can include anything from library assistants, cafe baristas, academic tutoring, college event support, and a variety of other administrative duties.

Throughout the duration of the semesters, students are allowed to work up to 28 hours per week. This can be done by a single job or a combination of several. Students workers should understand that their main priority and focus should be their studies, so earning lower than a 2.0 GPA in a semester may restrict the number of hours you are able to work.

Students are able to increase the max number of hours per week to 40 (no more than 8 hours in a day) during holiday breaks between the semesters.

For many students, work hours are certainly flexible enough to maintain a full class load AND still be involved in various campus activities. The employers will confirm the applicants' semester schedule and discuss working hours / shifts prior to the start of work. This is to ensure the student worker understands his / her responsibilities once committed to the job.

The pay period for on-campus jobs begins the 11th of each month and ends on the 10th of the following month. Salaries are paid by bank wire transfer on the 25th of each month. (if the 25th is a weekend or holiday, payments will be dispersed on the following weekday).

Absolutely. The track record and work ethic you establish while working on campus will follow you. Successful on-campus employment will help you obtain future employment.