Part-Time

• Jobs and internships that fall under this category often give an employee a glimpse of the responsibilities of a full-time position but do not require a 40-hour work week.
• Many employers recruit on-campus for these positions in September.
• Career Services hosts an annual Part-Time and Volunteer Job Fair each fall semester. 

Federal Work-Study 

• Work-study positions help students with financial needs, allowing them to earn money without impacting financial aid options.
• Most on-campus jobs can be filled by Federal Work-Study recipients. 
• Each student must apply and be approved to receive a work-study option. 

Internship

• The purpose involves meaningful, career-related work that goes beyond the classroom.
• The goal is to provide intentional learning in line with academic and career goals.
• These may apply toward class credits, make sure to check with your academic advisor.
• OSU Career Services only supports paid internships in our Interview & Job Portal.

Full-Time Entry Level

• Full-time entry level positions are the beginning of a recent graduate’s career experience. Typically, in line with the candidate’s field of study, full-time entry level positions are often characterized by a learning curve, as recent graduates apply their academic knowledge to real-world scenarios.
• These roles serve as a foundation for career growth and often involve training, mentorship and opportunities to build a professional network.

Full-Time Experienced

• Job requirements for experienced roles generally indicate a desire for a proven track record of success in similar roles and the ability to contribute to the organization's objectives immediately. 
• Relevant experience, specialized skills and education play a role in employers decisions.
• Candidates should think broadly about leveraging their career and life experiences while exploring entry-level or experienced positions. 

Graduate Assistantship

• Graduate Assistantships can be either teaching assistants or research assistants.
• These positions are often found through networking with professors and faculty. 
• Many opportunities can reduce educational expenses through scholarships, national fellowships or other funding opportunities. 

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