Student Jobs
The student employment staff in Student Financial Services (SFS) works with students and employers within MIT and off campus to develop and list student job openings, including paid community service positions. We help students find suitable job opportunities and assist employers and students with employment forms and other requirements. We also provide employment verification for former MIT student workers and prospective employers. Jobs are posted and updated daily on this web site.
We list:
- Fall and spring term-time jobs (part-time only)
- IAP jobs (during Independent Activities Period in January)
- Summer jobs (part-time or full-time)
- Paid community service jobs at all times of the year for students who are eligible for Federal Work-Study
We do not list:
- full-time jobs during term time
- unpaid volunteer opportunities (visit the Public Service Center)
- permanent post-graduation jobs (visit the Careers Office)
- UROP jobs (visit the UROP Office)
- internships (visit the Careers Office)
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Medical Insurance Waiver
The MIT Student Extended Insurance Plan waiver deadline is Sept. 30, 2009. Click here for more information.
SFS Elevator Maintenance
From June 29 to September 11, 2009 the Bldg 11 elevator will be out of service. Families and students can access the Financial Aid & Student Employment Office on the 3rd floor via stairwells. To accommodate those that are unable to use stairs, we will have an office on the first floor available. Please inquire at the front desk in the SSC if you require these accommodations. We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause.
MIT Financial Aid Calculator
Not sure if your family will qualify for financial aid? MIT SFS has developed an online calculator to help you determine how much financial aid your family may be eligible for! Click here for more information!
MIT Re-states its Commitment to Financal Aid
With the daily volatility in the marketplace and growing uncertainty about the effects of the credit crisis on the economy, it is important to restate MIT's bedrock commitment to meeting the financial need of our undergraduate students. This fundamental principle of our financial aid policy remains unchanged. (read more)
