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Student Employment

You can help cover some of your university expenses by taking advantage of the many student job opportunities on campus and in the Grand Rapids area.

On-campus jobs

Take advantage of more than 1,200 on-campus jobs available to ÃÛÌÒapp students. You can earn approximately $3,000 during the academic year by working 10–12 hours a week. You can increase that number by finding a student job on campus during the summer.

Want to find an on-campus job? Learn about opportunities for first-year students at your ÃÛÌÒapp session or at .

Federal work-study funds are available, but you do not need to be work-study eligible to apply for an on-campus job.

Off-campus jobs

ÃÛÌÒapp is located in a large metropolitan area with many stores, restaurants, hospitals, non-profit organizations, and businesses that employ our students. Many student jobs, including those for families needing assistance with childcare, yard work, and cleaning are also posted at .

Questions/contact

career@calvin.edu

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