Student Work Opportunities

Many students help finance their education by securing part-time employment. Marymount is committed to the goal of academic excellence and the success of our students. Students are permitted to hold part time employment in one position for a maximum of 19.5 hours per week. This type of assistance is considered to be a form of “self-help." Marymount Manhattan College provides employment assistance in the form of Federal Work-Study for those students who show financial need. Positions are also available through the regular student employment program. Descriptions of these programs and procedures for applying are listed below:

PROGRAM	ELIGIBILITY	SELECTION CRITERIA AND AMOUNT	TYPE OF POSITION	APPLICATION	RENEWAL
Federal Work Study (FWS)	1. Enrolled for at least 6 credits each semester. 2. Must show financial need.	1. Awards average $3,000 per academic year. 2. MMC selects eligible students and determines amount of each student’s award based on need.	Job listing available on the MMC web site at Career Services under the Career Connection link. Students may work up to 19.5 hours per week.	1. Must complete I-4 and W-9 forms. 2. Submit a copy of Social Security card.	1. Continue to meet eligibility requirements. 2. Availability of funds at time your application is complete.
Federal Work Study Off-Campus Community Service jobs NYC Public Service Corps	Same as above.	Same as above.	1. Gain valuable credentials, contacts and references for future employment 2. Gain marketable skills and experience 3. Obtain exposure to the broad range of professional opportunities in the public sector 4. Learn about specific career options within City government	Public Service Corps Application available on the MMC website under Federal Work Study or can be provided by the Center for Student Services.
Regular Student Employment	Any Marymount student.	Selection varies.	Job listing available on the MMC website at Career Services under the Career Connection link. Students may work up to 19.5 hours per week.	1. Must complete I-4 and W-9 forms. 2. Submit a copy of Social Security card.	May be renewed upon approval of individual supervisor.