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Whether it is on or off campus, a part-time job or work-study position can help reduce the financial burden of college, give you career exploration and experience opportunities, and build your professional network.

On-Campus Jobs
On-Campus positions usually offer 12 to 20 hours of work per week. Positions vary from clerical, technical, food service or general labor positions.

Work-Study
Work-Study positions help students with financial needs, allowing them to earn money without impacting financial aid options. Most positions on campus can be filled by work-study recipients. If you find a campus position and the department is unfamiliar with work-study, they should contact Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid, which coordinates the work-study program at OSU.

Once you have been awarded Federal Work-Study (FWS), you will need to:
  • Accept the award through my.okstate.edu portal. For instruction on how to accept your award, click HERE.
  • Locate and apply for positions using the methods below.
  • If selected for an interview, be sure to take a copy of the most recent FWS award letter.
  • If you receive notification of a change in your FWS award, you must notify your employer.
  • For more information about work-study, click HERE.

How to find On-Campus Jobs



Not all departments post with us, we also recommend job searching through:
  • Campus billboards

  • Networking

  • Contacting departments directly.

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Many off-campus employers are just as willing to work with college students' schedules as on-campus departments and are able to offer more hours for students needing additional income. Off-campus positions are more varied in their duties than on-campus positions, and may allow you the chance to develop and enhance your skills in your chosen field.


How to find Off-Campus Jobs

We also recommend job searching through:

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