ON-CAMPUS JOB SEARCHING INFORMATION 

Students searching for an on-campus job should use Handshake by logging into your pre-made account.

You can search for on-campus jobs by selecting the "On-Campus Student Employment" filter at the top. 

For students who qualify for Federal Work-Study, please use the "Work-Study" filter to find jobs that are only for students who qualify for work-study.

Federal Work-Study students may apply to "non-work-study" positions!

SNAP (Time Entry) Instructions

Students may not work more than an average of 29 hours per week during a standard academic semester. 

International students may not work more than 20 hours per week during a standard academic semester.

INFORMATION FOR ON-CAMPUS SUPERVISORS 

Steps for the On-Campus Employment Supervisor:

1. Review the Student Employment Manual
2. Post the job on Handshake (Email Careers@BHSU.edu to recieve access to an account)
3. Interview your applicants
4. Notify your applicants of hiring process and/or closing of job posting
5. Obtain approval to hire from BHSU Human Resources by emailing Students Name, Student ID#, and Email 
6. Create ePAF
7. Once ePAF is created and approved, the student may begin working!

For International Students, please notify the International Relations and Global Engagement Office at the same time you notify Human Resources (Step #5) to initiate the social security card application if the student does not yet have one. (International@BHSU.edu)

FEDERAL WORK-STUDY

Who is eligible?
In this federally-funded, need-based aid program, students work part-time on campus to help pay for educational expenses.

How do I apply?
You apply for work-study when you fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA is available beginning October 1 of each year for the following summer, fall, and spring semesters. For a FAFSA application, go to the Federal Student Aid webpage or contact Student Financial Services.

Funding is limited. Students who submit the FAFSA by December 1 (the priority date) will be considered for the more desirable grants and federal work-study.

Amount Available
Students earn at least the federal minimum wage for their work and average about 10 hours per week.

Repayment
Work-study awards do not need to be repaid. They are earned and you will only be paid for the hours you work.

Questions?
Inquiries on student Federal Work-Study status and awards should be directed to BHSU Financial Aid Office at BHSUfinancial@BHSU.edu or 605.642.6145.