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K-State Undergraduate Positions In Mathematics


Mathematics Grading and Advanced Help Session Positions

Rate of Pay: $7 to $11 per hour

Flexible hours

Great use of skills and review that helps you in courses you take

Seniors who decide to grade for us wish they would have graded sooner

Testimonies from past graders

Mathematics graders and advanced help session workers usually have scores at these levels or above: 33/33 ACT, 780/650 SAT or 110 on the AMC 12. All positions are for undergraduates only and enrollment in 6 hours is required to work for us. Also required are good references either academic or work related. Math grading and help positions usually require A work in the course you are grading or helping with. The Department will pre-screen applications for the best workers who meet our written qualifications for the positions and will contact references.

These positions do not require a major in mathematics, but do require a high proficiency in the level of mathematics used and good work ethics. K-State students are considered based on: their academic performance in all math courses taken at K-State; their overall academics; K-State faculty recommendations; and their scores in the Putnam and S.T. Parker Mathematical Competitions. Applicants will be screened using their academic records (including transcripts), application materials, and information obtained from their references. Applicants who do not have three work references may include educational references instead. Only those applicants who best meet our criteria will be interviewed or offered a position. Application forms are available in the bin outside 138 Cardwell Hall. High school students who are considering a grading position in mathematics should send their high school transcript and their AMC scores directly to the Mathematics Department at Kansas State University with a note that they are interested in a grading position in mathematics at K-State and would like to receive an application for employment.

Contact: ugmath@math.ksu.edu concerning getting a job as a grader or advanced help worker


Office Worker Positions in Mathematics

We staff 7 student hourly office positions and try to fill these far in advance.If you are interested in general office assistant and receptionist positions please contact 532-0558 to see if there are any openings and check the on-line jobs page for an opening. If you are interested in detailed work with web pages, databases, and complex file systems, contact 532-0557 to see if there are any openings.


Application Procedure

Students seeking general employment should contact Career and Employment Services at Kansas State University for assistance; call 785-532-6508 to arrange an appointment or visit their web site at www.k-state.edu/ces/. Students wanting to apply for college work study should contact Student Financial Assistance; call 785-532-6420 or visit their web site at www.k-state.edu/sfa.

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