Student FAQ
Q1:
What kinds of jobs are on the job bank?
Q2:
Who can use the job bank?
Q3:
Why am I unable to log in to the job bank?
Q4:
Can I use the job bank if I do not have a computer?
Q5:
Does it matter which browser I use?
Q6:
Are there any child care or nanny positions on the job bank?
Q7:
Why am I having difficulty searching for Work-Study jobs on the job bank?
Q8:
How do I contact the employer once I find a job I like?
Q9:
Do I have to complete the Personal Profile on the job bank?
A:
Part-time, seasonal, and summer jobs of all kinds. Internships are
handled by the appropriate campus career center
and full-time jobs are referred to accessUT.
A:
Students who are currently enrolled or admitted to UT and employers who have
been authorized to use the job bank by the Job Bank Administrator.
A:
The most common reason for all users is that the password has been changed and
forgotten. Because students must be currently enrolled or admitted to UT to
gain access, however, they will not be able to log in if they have withdrawn or
been dismissed from The University, or if they are on a Study Abroad program
that reflects zero hours enrollment. All job bank users should contact the
Job Bank Administrator by phone at 475-6243 or e-mail at hirealonghorn@austin.utexas.edu
for log in assistance.
A:
You must have access to a computer in order to be able to use the job bank.
A:
Yes, the minimum browser requirements for the job bank are the latest versions
of either Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox. You must also have
cookies enabled and pop up blockers turned off.
A:
Yes, students may search for and employers may post child care and nanny positions.
A:
In order for you to be able to view Work-Study jobs, you must have accepted the
Work-Study award on your Financial Aid Notification (FAN) and submitted the FAN
to the Office of Student
Financial Services.
A:
Follow the directions in the Application Instructions of the
job posting. This is often the employer’s way of seeing how
well you follow directions!
A:
Yes, students must complete the job bank's Personal Profile before they search for jobs.