College students are notoriously busy people. Whether that be with classes, sports, clubs or Greek Life, students are always on the move. In addition to campus involvement, some students may also find ...

Students typically start their on-campus job search through Handshake, the career fair and through direct outreach to departmental positions. (Sasha Ryu / Daily Trojan file photo) For many USC ...

The average college student holds a job while enrolled, often to pay for their education or support their future financial health. Offering on-campus employment opportunities is one way for ...

Over half of Princeton undergraduates work a campus job during the academic year, according to Ahmad Rizvi, a media representative for the Student Employment Office. With 121 jobs and a total of 750 ...

Working on campus during college offers students many benefits. Students can earn money while gaining experience, meeting new people and building a professional network. Unlike many off-campus jobs, ...

Worried about paying for college? An on-campus job can help build your bank account as well as your resume. “Most on-campus jobs — even those that include flipping burgers or cleaning — contribute to ...

Working on campus is a great way for students to build their social and professional networks, add to their résumés, develop new skill sets, and earn extra funds. F-1 and J-1 international students ...

Undergraduate student Alberto Davalos stands at the Horse Barn at UC Davis. (Gregory Urquiaga/UC Davis) One of the best parts of an on-campus job is that you can explore areas of interest outside of ...

Students with "Federal Work-Study" or "Smith Campus Job" in their financial aid award have priority for all jobs on campus. Students who are enrolled less than half-time (fewer than 8 credits) are ...

Welcome to the Graduate Student Job Board! Graduate Students: Are you looking to gain real-world, hands-on experience in a variety of settings while pursuing your graduate education at UD? Check out ...

J-1 students are eligible to work on-campus during their academic program if they are maintaining their J-1 status. The work does not need to be related to the student’s field of study; however, ...