Earning money while you study is possible — and Rogue Community College can help you make it work. RCC offers on-campus jobs designed to fit your class schedule, so you can build your savings and your skills at the same time.

Student employees may work up to 20 hours per week during the term. Positions are classified as Level 1 or Level 2 based on the skills required, with hourly pay starting at $15.55.

Ready to find an open position? Search RCC student jobs on our jobs page.

Work-Study

Work-Study is a type of financial aid that some students qualify for. If you receive Work-Study, you earn that aid by working an on-campus job each term. Unlike grants or loans, Work-Study funds are paid to you directly each month — and the amount depends on how many hours you work.

You do not need to qualify for Work-Study to work on campus. If you are hired as a student employee but don't have Work-Study, RCC pays you directly. Work-Study simply won't appear on your award offer.

Not sure if you qualify? Learn more about financial aid.

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