Idaho Examiner: Tips for Student Employment"Common Sense News"

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Job Opportunities

Tips for Student Employment

Posted on: May 10, 2008

MOSCOW, Idaho – For many college students, a job during school and throughout the summer is a way of life. Some need to work to afford college; others just want a little extra spending money for the weekends. Either way, a job during school is common place now.

The University of Idaho Financial Aid Office offers these tips for those seeking employment:

- Colleges are a great resource on the local job market. Offices on college campuses, such as Human Resources Office or the Job Locator Office, can help you find the perfect job.

- For those currently employed, transferring to another store location can take the stress out of looking for a job. Check to see if your organization has a location close to your new school.

- It’s okay to balance academics and a part-time job during your first year of college, but try not to work more than 15 hours a week.

- The key to working and going to college simultaneously is budgeting time. Make sure there is time to work and time to study.

For those who know that they will be attending the University of Idaho, job options are available online at www.uidaho.edu/finaid/jobs.