Four Easy Steps to Obtaining a Work Study Opportunity

1. View a current listing of available work study opportunities at RMC CareerLink.
2. Pick up the Work Study Authorization Form in the Office of Financial Aid in Prescott Hall.
3. Contact the work study supervisor for the position(s) you are interested in.
4. Once you have obtained a position(s), visit the Human Resources Office in Eaton Hall with employment documents (Social Security card, passport, birth certificate, voided check, etc.).

Using RMC CareerLink (pdf)

A great many of our students qualify for and participate in the program, making work study positions competitive. Students are not guaranteed a work study position. Your financial aid award indicates your eligibility for the work study program. It is up to each student to seek, apply for, and secure a work study position. The program provides both on-campus and off-campus opportunities. To qualify for the off-campus opportunities, you must be eligible for the Federal Work Study Program. Off-campus positions are with non-profit and government agencies that provide students a chance to reach beyond the RMC community. Participating agencies include elementary schools, Girl Scouts, the local animal shelter, Habitat for Humanity, and many more. The Career Services Office assists eligible students interested in securing jobs that benefit the community.

Students must read and accept the RMC Student Employment Policy and Procedures to participate in the work study program. Consult the Student Work Study Process Guide for more information about getting approval.

• Work Study Time Clock System

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