Earning, or working, is probably the biggest aspect of the Disney College Program. After all, you were accepted into the Program to take on a role at Walt Disney World Resort.  Usually the word "work" has a negative connotation. But if you follow these tips, you will have an enjoyable experience on the clock. Please note that the majority of my advice comes from my experience in a merchandise role. Some may not apply to all roles. Get on your scheduling coordinator's good side This is the biggest tip I can give to anybody in the DCP. Your scheduling coordinator basically controls your entire life for the next 4-6 months. Be nice to them, and they just might be nice to you.  Most locations will have a Facebook group or a physical bulletin board to post requested shift changes. For example, if you want to trade your morning shift for an afternoon one, you could write a note and post it on the bulletin board for your other Cast Members to see. But in my experience, taking th