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college job question?
how easy is it to get a job on campus
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Charlie Bernstein
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Yes, it is very easy. Colleges offer jobs on campus that don't require much experience. You could work the front desk at the dorms or library. There are positions in various departments at the school. There are also local businesses that hire college students as well.
Eri Garcia
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Hello,
The options available to you largely depend on your school's offerings, but one opportunity you might want to explore is the Federal Work-Study program.
If you qualify, this program can be a valuable asset. The Work-Study program offers part-time jobs both on and off-campus. I recommend getting in touch with your school's financial aid office to see if they're part of this program.
There's typically a wide range of jobs provided through the program, and they aim to align your job with your courses or area of study. For instance, I've seen students gain valuable experience in the IT department, solving tech problems or addressing IT tickets through Work-Study. Others have found roles in the campus Library or Bookstore, getting experience with customers, helping other students, and leveraging at-hand resource to get some extra studying in!
It's worth exploring, as many of these positions are reserved specifically for the Work-Study program, offering a fantastic chance to gain relevant experience while earning money for your expenses.
The options available to you largely depend on your school's offerings, but one opportunity you might want to explore is the Federal Work-Study program.
If you qualify, this program can be a valuable asset. The Work-Study program offers part-time jobs both on and off-campus. I recommend getting in touch with your school's financial aid office to see if they're part of this program.
There's typically a wide range of jobs provided through the program, and they aim to align your job with your courses or area of study. For instance, I've seen students gain valuable experience in the IT department, solving tech problems or addressing IT tickets through Work-Study. Others have found roles in the campus Library or Bookstore, getting experience with customers, helping other students, and leveraging at-hand resource to get some extra studying in!
It's worth exploring, as many of these positions are reserved specifically for the Work-Study program, offering a fantastic chance to gain relevant experience while earning money for your expenses.