A Paycheck from Day One
Earn money while gaining hands-on banking experience.
Earn While You Learn
Get Paid. Earn an Associate Degree. Graduate Without Student Loan Debt.
A Smart Way to Start Your Future
Work at least 30 hours per week, take college classes and receive support from Mid Penn Bank as you build your career.
A Career Head Start
Build job skills and professional connections with support from a mentor.
Graduate Without Student Loan Debt
Mid Penn Bank covers eligible tuition, a laptop, textbooks and required materials, so you can graduate without student loan debt for those costs.
A College Credential
Earn a business-related associate degree and banking certificate.
What the Program Asks of You—and What It Offers
What We Ask of You
- Work at least 30 hours per week and remain an employee in good standing.
- Complete a business-related program and remain in good academic standing.
What We Offer You
- A paid position of at least 30 hours per week.
- Eligible tuition, a laptop, textbooks and required materials at no cost to you.
- Eligible bank benefits and support from a Mid Penn Bank mentor.
How the Program Works
Submit the Contact Form
Tell us you are interested in the program. This is not a job application.
Connect With Us
A Mid Penn Bank team member will contact you and identify an available role that fits your location and qualifications.
Apply for the Role
We will send you the job posting and instructions to apply. You must complete Mid Penn Bank’s hiring process.
Start Work, Then College
If hired, work at least 30 hours per week. After about three months, we will help you apply to a community college. You must complete six full months of employment before classes begin.
Timing Example
Start work in June. Around September, we will help you apply to a participating community college. After six full months of employment, you may begin classes in January.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to maintain a certain GPA?
You must remain in good standing at school and work. We will explain any GPA or academic-progress requirements before you accept an offer and enroll.
Who can submit a contact form?
Students interested in the program may submit the form. To participate, you must later meet Mid Penn Bank’s hiring requirements and the participating college’s admission requirements.
What job would I apply for?
Roles vary by location and availability. After you submit the interest form, we will contact you and identify an available role that fits your location and qualifications. We will then send you the job posting and instructions to apply.
Do I need to be good at math to work at a bank?
No. We look for people who enjoy helping others, act responsibly and are ready to learn. You will build banking skills through coursework and on-the-job experience.
Is the interest form a job application?
No. The interest form is only the first step. After you submit it, we will contact you and identify an available role that fits your location and qualifications. You must then apply for that role and complete the hiring process. Submitting the interest form does not guarantee a job or college admission.
Can I really graduate without student loan debt?
Yes, for eligible program costs. Mid Penn Bank covers eligible tuition, a laptop, textbooks and required materials. We will explain any service or repayment terms before you enroll.
How will I balance work and school?
You will work at least 30 hours per week while taking classes. A college mentor will help you manage program expectations.
Will I receive employee benefits?
Program employees may be eligible for bank benefits. Eligibility and coverage details will be provided during hiring.
What are we looking for in a candidate?
We are looking for students to who demonstrate attitude, aptitude, and a strong work ethic, as those are key qualities for success in the program.
For Counselors and Schools
Help students move from high school to a paid banking role and college credential.
Share the program, use our counselor resources or invite Mid Penn Bank to your school.
- Share the program: Send the link to students and families.
- Schedule a visit: Request a classroom or career-readiness presentation.