• Take your job seriously. The experience you gain in a work-study position can be invaluable.
• Report to work promptly.
• Notify your supervisor as soon as possible if you will be late or unable to work.
• Do not conduct personal business on the job.
• Report your hours accurately on your time record.
• Submit your time record by the due date.
• Consider your employer's needs as well as your own when requesting time off.
• Dress appropriately for your work location.

If an employment problem develops or if you have difficulty earning the full amount of your 
work-study offer, discuss the situation with your supervisor. You might also consult the work-study 
Manager about other employment options. If you decide not to use your work-study, contact Financial 
Aid and Scholarships to discuss replacing your work-study with other funding.

Remember: You are required to report any increase in non-work-study earnings or other resources to 
Financial Aid and Scholarships.