Work Study Program

Work Study Policies and Procedures

Institutional policies for Federal Work-Study Program allows eligible work-study students to obtain a position of their choice. Each academic year all eligible work-study students must apply for work-study positions on the web by viewing the job openings and completing an on-line application starting August 1. Students may earn up to amount awarded on award letter and are paid by check twice a month. The amount of each check will be based on the number of hours the student worked within the pay period.

Eligible Students

• Must be awarded Federal Work-Study
• Must be full-time, degree-seeking and maintain satisfactory academic progress
• Must complete verification process if selected by Federal Government

Features of Participating with the Federal Work-Study Program

• You will have the opportunity to select from a listing of job openings.
• You will develop experience outside of the classroom while being paid.
• Related work experience gained may be listed on your resume.
• Most students develop professional and personal friendships with their supervisors and co-workers.
• Supervisors will generally offer a work reference for growth opportunities after graduation.
• Some Community Services positions offer work experience off-campus.

To Apply:  Students who meet the above criteria should log in to view and apply for available work study positions beginning August 16, 2010. Students may apply to multiple positions, but may only accept one. The number of positions are limited and positions are competitive; therefore,work-study positions are not guaranteed. Career Services Counselors are available to assist you in: determining the position that is the best fit, assistance with completing applications, and preparing for an interview. Contact them at 757.455.3337.