College is expensive, there’s no getting around that. A good way to keep on top of those loans is to get a job. But where should you look? Who do you ask? Well if you’ve ever wanted a job as a college student, look no further – Olivet Nazarene University has options for all students. From jobs located within the university, positions in local businesses, and even in the professional workplace after graduation, ONU provides a range of opportunities for students looking for employment on and around campus.
Student work on campus
By: Jordan Pfeiffelman Paying your way through college can be difficult. A good way to make money to stay on top of the payments is to get a job, thanks to the work-study program. And by getting an on-campus job, you can make it an easier experience. According to edvisors.com, getting an on-campus job has a…
Career Development – a connecting office
College is a time for students to study their passion in hopes of finding a lifelong career upon graduation. For many students, however, it can also be a difficult process. Olivet’s career development office serves as a tool to help students succeed in their job search after graduation. Their services include assisting with resume building,…
Students who work off campus
College students juggle many responsibilities during each semester. One major responsibility some have is to work off campus. There are different reasons for a student to choose a job that is off campus rather than on campus. Perhaps it may pay more, or it could offer scholarship assistance to help students pay for school. Whatever…
What is the Office of Student Employment?
Some might assume the Office of Student Employment gives students on-campus jobs. It does not do that, but it does connect students with the resources to find an on-campus job. According to its website, the Office of Student Employment helps employ over 1,000 students every year. Students are given this resource as early as their…
About this project:
This project was created by Michael Cipoletti, Reyna Nolan, Jordan Pfeiffelman, and Rianna Skinner as part of a final project for the multimedia storytelling class at Olivet Nazarene University.
