Student Employment
Working is a great way to get on-the-job experience and earn money for college at the same time. Davenport University participates in the Federal work study program. Students must submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) [1] and apply for a job. Employment, just like in the "real world," is not guaranteed. Students need to apply and be interviewed. This is a great way to learn skills that will help in your future career.
The Federal Work-Study Program [2] encourages part-time employment for undergraduate and graduate students who need the income to help with the cost of education.
- Apply via the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) [1].
- On-campus positions as well as local community service positions are available.
- Work study is awarded as you apply for a position.
- The actual amount of work study depends upon other aid that you have already received or are scheduled to receive.
- Award amounts typically range from $2400-$5000.
- To learn more about the work-study program, contact your financial aid counselor.
Career Services
Career Services wants to help students in all areas of their career, including looking for jobs while you are attending school. For general information about Career Services [3], please visit their site.
Search for work-study positions:
- Current Students If you are seeking student employment, login to DUCareerNET [4]. Click the Jobs tab and select the link for student employment.
- New Students and Parents Learn more about how Career Services can assist you with work study and student employment opportunities [5].