On Campus Student Employment

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GENERAL INFORMATION

On campus student employment gives you the opportunity to earn additional monies to aid in continuing your education. Just as important is the work experience you will gain. It will help to prepare you for the future. A student cannot begin working until ALL hiring paperwork is approved.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who is eligible for student employment?

A student must be carrying 6 credit hours per semester and be in academic "Good Standing" to be eligible for student employment. What is the difference between federal work study and regular student employment? Federal work study simply means that the student has applied for and received financial aid from the government. This money is referred to as Federal Work Study. This classification is the only difference between a work study student employee and a regular student employee. Contact the Financial Aid Office for additional details on this program.

What jobs are available?

A current list of available student employment openings is posted on the Career Services bulletin boards. This list may also be picked up at Career Services, or viewed on our on-line job board. If a student finds a job of interest, he/she should call the contact person at the listed phone number.

What is the difference between Federal Work Study (FWS) positions and regular Student Worker (SW) positions?

A Federal Work Study position requires that the student has applied for and received financial aid from the Federal government. A part of the financial aid award could include Federal Work Study funding, which allows Federal Work Study (FWS) students to apply for "FWS" positions on campus as well as "SW" positions. Student workers (SW) are students who have not received financial aid. Student Workers can only apply for "SW" positions. Contact the Financial Aid Office at 440-525-7070 or stop by A-1004 for additional details about the Work Study program.

How many hours can I work?

Students are permitted to work up to but no more than 25 hours per week during Fall and Spring semesters. They may work 40 hours per week during school breaks and Summer Session (if you are not attending classes and if funding is available). Hours may vary depending on department needs.

When do I get paid?

Checks may be picked up at the Cashiers Office on the 15th and last day of the month. The check will be held at the pick-up window until 1:00 p.m. the following day. After that time the paycheck will be mailed. If for any reason you feel the check you received is incorrect, discuss this with your supervisor.

How do I keep track of the hours I work?

Time sheets can be obtained from your supervisor. Do not exceed the maximum number of hours you are allowed to work, which is 25 hours per week. Keep accurate records by marking your time sheet daily. Turn in your time sheet to your supervisor on the 15th day and the last day of the month.

What are student workers paid?

Student employees are paid $7.00 per hour.

 

Have additional questions?

Call Career Services at 440-525-7222, or stop in and see us at Bldg. A, Room 1039.

Updated 02/06/06