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Eligibility Requirements:
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Students MUST be registered in a degree granting college
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Students MUST meet the required standards for Academic Progress
(Workstudy Students only)
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Students MUST be enrolled for the specified number of hours set
for each semester
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Students MUST present documentation for their I-9
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Students MUST complete Online Customer Service Training
Enrollment Requirements:
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Workstudy Employees
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Student Employment
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| Summer Session |
Session Minimum of 3 credit hours
If only taking classes at CNM, you must be enrolled in at least 5 credit hours at CNM.
If you are on a Consortium Agreement: FICA taxes will apply for any Work Study student who is enrolled in less than three (3) hours at UNM. 100% of the employer portion of FICA will be charged to the department
Complete Summer Aid Form |
No enrollment required
(must have completed 6 hour during previous Spring session & be enrolled for 6 hour for the upcoming Fall session
in a degree seeking program)
FICA taxes will apply if the student is enrolled in less than 3 hrs |
| Fall/Spring Session |
Minimum of 6 credit hour and in a degree seeking program
If you are on a Consortium Agreement: FICA taxes will apply for any Work Study student who is enrolled in less than six (6) hours at UNM. 100% of the employer portion of FICA will be charged to the department
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Minimum of 6 credit hour and in a degree seeking program
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How Do I Become a Work Study
Student?
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You must have completed a Free Application for Federal Student Aid for
current year
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Request a Work Study award by checking "yes" on your Federal Aid Application
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Your financial aid application must be in complete status before you will
be awarded
How Do I Find Out What Jobs Are
Available?
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First, make sure you have a work study award before you begin your search.
If you do not receive an award you may consider acquiring a Student Employment
position. Please call the Student Employment Office, (505)277-3511, if
you have questions about the difference between Work Study and Student
Employment positions.
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Both Work Study/Student Employment Positions are posted on
UNMJobs.unm.edu.
If you do not have access to a computer there are many resources on main
campus such as the Lobo Lab in the SUB and CIRT pods, and two
computers in our office.
Click
Here for Student Job Postings
 If you have never been employed through
UNM you must provide us with documents that satisfy your I-9 eligibility.
Nicole Lopez, HR Tech -Work Study/Student Employment
Office , (505) 277-9194
Debi Garcia, HR Tech -Work Study/Student Employment
Office , (505) 277-9444
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