Yes, many students work part-time during the academic year. When considering outside employment, it is important to also consider the high academic load (8-12 credits per semester) as well as the unique scheduling of the clinical education experiences. The MATR program is a full-time professional program that requires attendance in all classes and at all clinical education experiences which makes outside employment very difficult. It is not advisable to have a full-time job while completing the program. Please refer to the MATR Student Handbook for more information on outside employment.