• Only full-time matriculated Dickinson College students are eligible for the federal work-study Student Employment Program.
  
  
• The following students are eligible for the institutional student employment program:
  
  
  • Students attending Dickinson College full-time.
  • Students who are enrolled part-time, and who are completing Dickinson College degree requirements.

What are the types of Student Employment programs at Dickinson College?

The Student Employment Office coordinates two student employment programs: August 16, 2007 utionally funded on-campus employment

Institutionally funded on-campus employment provides part-time job opportunities for currently enrolled students, regardless of their financial need. The hiring department pays 100% of the student wage.

Federal Work Study provides job opportunities for students demonstrating financial need to help pay for educational expenses. A student's eligibility for federal work study is reviewed each year and is determined by their FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). If they are eligible for federal work study, their work study award will be included in their financial aid package. For Federal Work-Study employees, the hiring department pays 25% of the student wage, while 75% is subsidized by the government. Most student jobs on campus are federally funded.

Last updated on: August 16, 2007
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