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On-Campus Employment
Working on campus during college ofers many benefts. You can earn money while you gain experience, meet
new people, and build a professional network. Unlike many of-campus jobs, working on campus ofers fexibility
with scheduling, meaning your academics can remain your priority. As a student, you can not ask for a better
option than to work while you learn.
Student Employment promises to enhance the comprehensive experience of CSUSB9s student body, leading
students toward fortifed knowledge and abilities and encouraging exploration of various career paths and
opportunities. We champion our students as they endeavor toward reaching their ultimate academic, personal,
and professional goals and celebrate their exceptional development. Student Employment aims to ensure
applicable experience and access to interdepartmental services for every member of our student community.
Our students thrive in fast-paced and focused environments as they forge meaningful careers and contribute to
the overall well-being of our local and global community.
There are many opportunities to work at CSUSB, from ofce positions to customer service roles. You can search
for on-campus Student Assistant roles via CSU Recruit powered by Page Up.
Want More Info?
Visit the Human Resources,
Job Opportunities page
Federal Work-Study
Student Employment
Student.Employment@csusb.edu
Phone Number: (909) 537-5225
Location: SH-134
The Federal Work-Study Program provides eligible university
students with part-time jobs to help supplement their income
while they are students. For students who beneft from more
fnancial support, having work-study can set them up for success
in college. Students can verify Federal Work-Study (FWS) eligibility
and provide any questions regarding on-campus employment
utilizing FWS by contacting the Federal Work-Study Ofce on
campus at workstudy@csusb.edu.
How do I know if I am eligible
for work-study?
You must apply for the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal
Student Aid) to determine if you qualify for work-study. After
processing your application, FAFSA will determine your
eligibility for work-study.
How do I find and apply for
work-study jobs?
After you get approved for work-study, you should access
the job listing page on Handshake with qualifying openings.
Check the on-campus job listing page and read the job
description to see if that job works for your situation.
Thoroughly and completely fll out the application form and
attach any required documentation. Typically, students apply
for multiple work-study roles to maximize their chances of
landing a role.
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