Top 25 Jobs for Students on Campus

Attention college students! Are you looking for a way to make some extra money? If so, consider working on campus. There are many great work-study jobs available that will allow you to gain experience in your desired field and make some money too. This blog post highlights 25 of the best work-study jobs on campus. So, whether you are interested in marketing, law, or education, there is sure to be an opportunity for you!

Check out the list below and see which work-study job is right for you:

1. Tutor other students in your field of study
2. Work in the campus library
3. Serve as a research assistant for professors
4. Manage the social media accounts for the school
5. Staff the campus bookstore
6. Serve as a Resident Assistant (RA) or Desk Assistant (DA) in a dormitory
7. Work in food service or the dining hall
8. Serve as a lab assistant in your field of study
9. Work in the campus IT department or help desk
10. Create and manage a blog or website for the school
11. Serve as a student ambassador
12. Work in the career center
13. Staff the campus reception desk
14. Serve as a teaching assistant for professors in your field of study
15. Serve as a mentor to other students
16. Work in the campus health center
17. Serve as a mentor to new students
18. Work in the student activities office
19. Work in the campus radio or TV station
20. Serve as a tour guide for prospective students and their families
21. Work in the campus security office
22. Serve as a student worker in the admissions office
23. Work as a student worker in the registrar’s office
24. Serve as a student worker in the financial aid office
25. Work as a student worker in the campus marketing office

We hope you have found the perfect work-study job for you on this list! Remember to explore all your options and ask around. Campus jobs are a great way to gain experience and make some money, so be sure to check them out. Good luck!

At Online Masters Colleges (OMC), we actively encourage the culture of a strong study-life balance. Students can use our comprehensive guides to help them thrive in college. Apart from providing numerous resources, we assist students by providing them with detailed information on topics such as scholarships, accreditation, FAFSA, MA vs MS, and more.

Bob Litt

Bob Litt, the author of this article, has had a 40-year career working in New York’s financial industry, Federal government contracting, the professional Theater, and Las Vegas casinos. Bob now accepts consulting work as a technical writer and corporate training developer. He is also an author, screenwriter and blogger. Explore his website at BobsBrainWaves.com.