Employment on Campus

Q. Where can I find a Work-Study job?
Work-Study positions can be found at LionJobs or through Career Development Services. 

Q. How many hours can I work?
Student may work up to twenty hours per week while school is in session and forty hours during break.

Q. What happens if I exceed the amount I have been awarded?
The work-study amount awarded is the maximum amount students can earn for the fall and spring semester.  Exceeding your work study allowance may result in the loss of other forms of financial aid. In addition, you may be denied federal work study or Loyola Work opportunities in the future.

Q. Can I use my federal work study for the summer?
No, federal work-study may be used during the academic year and students may apply for Loyola Work during the summer. Submit the Summer Financial Aid Application to apply for summer employment.

Q. Are my earning taxable?
Earnings from work are considered taxable income. You will need to determine whether you are required to file a federal or state tax return based on your total earnings from all sources in 2007.  For more information regarding federal tax returns, visit www.irs.gov/individuals/students.  California tax information can be found here, www.ftb.ca.gov/individuals, or visit the appropriate website for your state of residency.