Work-study is a federal financial aid program in which students may work part-time for an hourly wage on the Mount's campus. Students must be awarded federal financial aid through the FAFSA program.
Students are encouraged to apply over the summer and may apply to multiple jobs to increase your chances of securing one (1) campus job before the beginning of the academic year. Having a federal work-study award does not guarantee you a job on campus. You will need to apply, interview and be selected as you would in any job. All Work-Study opportunities are listed below for your reference. For eligibility information or questions please contact the Financial Aid Office.
If you've been awarded Work-Study you will need to submit a student employment application.
Students who do not qualify for work-study may still work part-time for an hourly wage on the Mount St. Mary's University campus if positions are available. Students awarded work study may also apply for these jobs. Please note: Some non-work study positions may request a separate application as noted on the job posting.
The Mount offers a limited number of summer jobs.. To learn more about summer employment opportunities, please contact Human Resources. All summer employment is based on job availability.
Learn More About Summer Employment
Applicants may choose to learn more about the Campus Security Act, which contains the annual compilation of criminal incidents charged or alleged on campus grounds. Written copies of the report may be requested from Public Safety.
Contact Human Resources at 301-447-5372