The University of Akron

Indian students at The University of Akron often prefer part-time jobs in various sectors on campus. Some popular sectors include:Building Services: These jobs involve maintaining a clean, safe, and healthy dorm environment. Graphic Design: Students with an interest in design may prefer internships in graphic design, such as the Graphic Design Intern position available from Summer 2024 to Spring 2025.Admissions: Graduate Student Employees are often needed in the Office of Admissions to meet with prospective students and provide assistance.Football Video Intern: Students interested in sports and video production may find the Football Video Student Intern position appealing.Front Desk Receptionist and Assistant: These positions involve greeting and directing guests, answering phones, and performing light computer work.General Office Assistant: These positions involve general office duties, such as answering phones, making appointments, and keeping the office clean. 

To apply to The University of Akron, international students must submit a NACES Evaluation from accredited members like SpanTran, WES, or ECE. They should choose the appropriate application link based on their student type (e.g., new freshman, transfer, post-baccalaureate). After applying, the progress can be monitored through the Applicant Status Portal. The University of Akron operates on a rolling admission basis, and students will receive an admission decision via email. Once the admission decision is ready, you will be notified by email to view it in your Applicant Status Portal. If admitted, complete the Intent to Enroll Form in the portal to secure your spot at the university. 

Living on-campus at The University of Akron is associated with positive academic outcomes, especially for first-year freshmen. The university requires all first-year freshmen to reside in university residence halls to enhance social integration, access to resources, and academic success. However, off-campus living can also be a good option, particularly for upperclassmen who may prefer living with friends or roommates within walking distance of the campus. The university is committed to ensuring the safety of students both on and off-campus, with initiatives like improving lighting in off-campus neighborhoods and collaborating with local authorities to address safety concerns.