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EmploymentStudent Employment and Cooperative Education The Student Employment and Cooperative Education office (SECE) embraces the philosophy “LEARN While You Earn” and implements this by doing the following:
University EmploymentMore than 4,000 students are hired by UH annually in a wide variety of jobs, from basic clerical to advanced research. Many students enjoy the availability, flexibility, and convenience of University employment. Federal Work StudyThe federal government subsidizes wages of students who qualify for Federal Work-Study, a form of assistance awarded to students with financial need. Both career related and community service jobs are available, including tutoring positions in the America Reads and Counts challenge. Awards are made by Financial Aid Services, and placement is administered by the Student Employment and Cooperative Education office. Non-University EmploymentPart-time opportunities, including summer and seasonal employment are available in a wide variety of positions, both on and off-campus. Cooperative Education ProgramThe Cooperative Education (Co-op) Program combines classroom instruction with paid, supervised work experience relevant to a student’s academic and career goals. Participation in Co-op is open to all UHM students enrolled at least half-time in a degree-granting program. A minimum cumulative and major GPA of 2.0 and completion of at least 25 undergraduate credits are required. InternshipsThese are primarily short-term, paid work experiences. Most are local, but internships on the continental U.S. may also be available.
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