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Student Employment and Its Educational Impact: A Scottish Study

A questionnaire survey of over seven hundred students on four degree courses at the University of Paisley found that the majority had paid employment during term time. The average time spent at work per week was just under 15 hours. Students on the whole tended to see their employment as interfering with their studies, this being particularly the case with those who worked longest hours. On the other hand, students tended to see employment as helpful for their future careers. No relationship was found between whether students worked and their socio-economic background. There was some evidence that students working longer hours performed less well academically. This was particularly true of students in their first year of study.