The general aim of the research is to examine and analyze the sociodemographic characteristics of full-time students who are using Student Center services and their work related experiences during their studies. The survey was conducted by using a face-to-face survey method and online survey for periods from July to August 2019. on a sample of 216 full time students of University of Split, who were employed through the Student Center in the academic year 2017/2018. The results of the research show that students are partially satisfied with the salary paid by the employer, and that they earn half of their monthly income through the Student Center, while the rest is contributed by parents. Still, a fifth of students receive most of their monthly income from a parents or scholarship, so even though they receive scholarships, they are still forced to be employed. Students usually spend 1-8 hours at work, and half of the respondents have average hourly rate of between 20 and 25 kuna, which is also a minimum fee. Just under a third students think that their work is less time consuming, and the same percentage of those students say that their work does not take time at all for teaching and learning.