Yes, as long as you're registered or will be eligible to register as an MIT student, you can work on campus. Check the Student Financial Services (SFS) website for more details.
Yes, as long as you're registered or be eligible to register as an MIT student, you can work on campus. Check the Student Financial Services (SFS) website for more details.
If you have a teaching or research assistantship or a fellowship, that may limit how many hours you can work.
Yes, you can still apply for a job. If you don't have a Social Security Number (SSN), you'll need to apply for one after you've been hired. Check the International Student Office (ISO) website for instructions on applying for an SSN.
We can't hire you as a student worker, but you may be eligible for other job opportunities in the Libraries. For more information, check the Libraries' Job page.
Yes, you can apply for a job, but we can't hire you until your I-9 form is on file. If you have any questions about the I-9, please contact the Atlas Service Center.
Yes, definitely apply for jobs now. On the application form, enter the hours you think you'll be able to work, and add a note that your schedule's still being finalized.
We'll usually respond to an application within a week. If you applied over a week ago and haven't heard back, contact us at student-jobs-lib@mit.edu.
Yes, definitely apply for all jobs you're interested in. Be sure to note in your application that you've already applied or are planning to apply to other units.