Student Employment

Tax Filing Information for International Students!

The links below can and will help International Students with tax filing questions and concerns.

Sprintax Information page on UMPO Website

Also, Sprintax offers free webinars throughout the tax season. In these tax webinars, international students will be run through everything you need to know about nonresident tax for the 2025 tax season. Advance registration is required (links below) and you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

Feb 5th @1pm ET Feb 10th @7pm ET Feb 18th @3pm ET Feb 24th @10am ET

Mar 5th @ 12pm ET Mar 11th @ 1pm ET Mar 16th @ 2pm ET Mar 27th @ 11am ET

Apr 1st @ 1pm ET Apr 7th @ 8am ET Apr 14th @ 2pm ET

Just as in the "real world", finding a campus job can be competitive because there are a limited number of positions available each semester. Students who begin their job search early are more likely to find jobs that accommodate class schedules and match skill sets.

Many jobs are posted over the summer, and hiring may take place over the summer or during the first few weeks of the semester.

Programs & eligibility

Federal work-study (FWS): These jobs are available to students who have work-study as part of their financial aid award.
Non-work-study: These jobs are available to all students who wish to work on campus.
Stipend-based positions: These positions have hours associated with them, even though they are not based on hourly wages. A stipend is payment for work performed by a graduate student.

Students work throughout the university in academics, administration, athletics, the library, maintenance, student affairs, technology and many more areas. There are also opportunities to work off-campus through the Federal Work-Study program at non-profit and community agencies.