Student Employment

Federal Work Study and College Funded Work Study Job Programs

Federal Work Study is federally funded and is awarded to students demonstrating financial need. Students having no financial need may participate in the College Funded Work Study Program. These student wages are paid from R-MC department budget allocations.

Students may work up to 20 hours per week during the school year. Hours are flexible based on the student's schedule. The average student works 10 hours per week. Students are paid monthly and checks are written to the students - the money earned is not automatically applied toward tuition. All jobs are classified into three categories: unskilled, skilled and paraprofessional.

Students who have never worked on campus must have two forms of ID: a driver's license and Social Security card or birth certificate are necessary for employment as required by the Internal Revenue Service. All students who work for R-MC are required to have a Social Security number for payroll purposes.

Federal Work Study Off-Campus Employment

Students who qualify for Federal Work Study may take advantage of paid off-campus employment opportunities with the following community service agencies: The Boys and Girls Club, Hanover Habitat for Humanity, or tutoring at area elementary schools. These positions provide training, experience and excellent job references.

For a list of Student Employment Opportunities CLICK HERE


R-MC Only
2008-2009 Student Payroll Schedule
Supervisor's Guide to Student Employment
2008-2009 Student Employment Updates for Supervisors