Student Employment
Most students find that life as a Simon MBA student is very demanding. We want our students to gain the most from their time in graduate school, and employment obligations (aside from relevant project work and internships) can limit your involvement in school activities. We encourage your focus to be on taking advantage of the many learning opportunities offered locally and globally throughout your program.
International students may work up to 20 hours per week; however, only a small percentage of our students pursue campus employment due to the academic rigor of the program, as well as the time typically allocated to extra-curricular activities, social activities, and the internship/employment search. International students may not work off campus during the first academic year of their program—which amounts to two semesters—as governed by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Thereafter, authorization to work off campus is required for summer internships or during the academic year.
Simon Graduate Assistant (GA) positions are available on a selective basis to some MS students and second-year MBA students. GA positions working with faculty are based on academic performance in the first year of the MBA program. An interview and selection process is typically used for GA roles in administrative offices. There are also opportunities within the University for on-campus student employment.
Visit the University’s Student Employment Office »