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Eligibility

The following are the eligibility requirements for work-study.

  • In order to be employed on campus utilizing State, Federal or Institutional funds, a student must always be enrolled at least half-time (six credits*).
  • Completed the FAFSA and awarded work-study funds on your award notification in eServices
  • No academic/financial aid hold

*Summer term

  • In order to be employed on campus during the summer utilizing State, Federal or Institutional funds, a student must be enrolled at least six summer credits, or six fall credits. If a student is not enrolled in six summer credits but six fall credits, their eligibility will be dependent on what is left from the previous fall and spring term.
  • No academic/financial aid hold
  • Summer work study is split into two different sessions. The first session starts from the end of spring semester through June 30, and the second session starts July 1. In order for the student employee to continue, they must have completed their FAFSA for the new academic year, be awarded work-study funds, and be approved to work by the work-study coordinator.

Application process

  1. Complete the online Student Employment Application. If you wish to apply for a position not listed in the online application, please contact the supervisor listed for the position directly to apply.
  2. If hired, complete the Work Study Authorization form with the supervisor and return the signed form along with the W4 and I9 forms and proof of identification to the Financial Aid Office.
  3. Wait for an email from the Work Study Coordinator to confirm your eligibility prior to starting the job. Allow 7-10 business days for approval. 

Available Student Employment Positions

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Academic Coach Tutoring Center
Attendant/Monitor Student Life
Biology Lab Assistant Biology Department
Circulation Desk Rep. Library
Clerical Assistant Advising Center
Clerical Assistant Tutoring
Clerical Assistant The School of Liberal Arts and Academic Foundations
Clerical Assistant Human Resources
Clerical Assistant Institutional Research & Effectiveness
Clerical Assistant Records & Registration
Clerical Assistant Testing Center
Computer Lab Assistant - $15 an hour Technology Services
Customer Service Representative Financial Aid
Environmental Health and Safety Assistant Finance & Facilities
Graphic Design Assistant Marketing & Communications
Lab Assistant Psychology
Latinx Student Ambassador Admissions & Outreach
Reading Partners Tutor Reading Partners Twin Cities
Recruitment to the Brother-to-Brother program Academic Affairs
Student Security Officer Public Safety
Tutor Tutoring Center
Web & Digital Assistant Marketing & Communications
Writing Tutor Writing Center
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