Part Time

The University does not have any issues with students working part time, as long as they stay within the allowed limit of 20 hours per week.

When students work moderate hours, it's often seen as a valuable way to gain experience, build soft skills, and ease financial pressure, provided academics remain the student's priority.

No, part-time is not recognised as experience, whereas if students do a co-op or an internship, it will be counted.

Yes, international students will have to pay income tax on their part-time earnings.

It depends on the position. Many jobs pay the minumum wage for the state of Floirida which is around $13.00.                       

No, students are encouraged to take up part time work opportunities since it will help them gain a good experience and skills set.