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Student
Wage Scale
Minimum
wage increased to $7.95 per hour on January 1, 2008.
Hourly Student Wage Scale
Level
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Minimum
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Maximum
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Description
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1
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$7.95
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$8.50
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Performs routine, non-complex
work of a vocational nature. May require a brief orientation
period. Work is characterized by standardized methods or
processes. |
2
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$7.95
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$9.50
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Performs specialized work
of a vocational nature. Requires knowledge and application
of specific work procedures in the conduct of work. Also
requires some developed skills such as operation of office
equipment, composition, small equipment or machinery operations,
or interaction with the public. |
3
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$7.95
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$10.50
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Performs technical/para-professional
work requiring a combination of basic scientific or technical
knowledge and manual skills. The work is usually guided
by applicable work principles and standardized techniques.
May work with little supervision. |
4
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$9.00
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$12.50
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Performs professional level
work requiring training of a professional nature. Work
is analytical, technical and/or highly skilled. |
To pay an hourly student a wage
more than $12.50 per hour requires special approval from the
Office of Academic Affairs. This approval must be renewed each
fiscal year.
Resources
- Graduate Stipend pay scale
- Overcap Exception Request Form
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