Employment & Work-Study
Keep Your Costs Low With a Part-Time Job
If you’d like to make your Â鶹¾«Æ· tuition even more affordable, consider Federal Work-Study. It’s a federal student aid program that offers part-time, on- or off-campus employment to financial aid applicants who meet specific eligibility criteria.
You can earn money and gain valuable work experience as you pursue your degree.
How to Qualify for Work-Study
You must:
- Be a citizen, immigrant, refugee, or permanent resident alien of the United States.
- Not be in default on any federal Title IV loan program or owe a repayment of a federal grant or scholarship.
- Be enrolled as a Â鶹¾«Æ· undergraduate or graduate student.
- File a .
- Demonstrate financial need as a result of your annual FAFSA application, receive a work-study offer, and accept the offer.
- Submit applicable employment documents.
- Maintain good standing and satisfactory academic progress while you’re employed.
How To Apply for Federal Work-Study
- Complete the &²Ô²ú²õ±è;– Indicate your interest in Federal Work-Study when filling out the application.
- Review and Accept your Work-Study Offer – If eligible, you’ll receive a federal work-study offer as part of your financial aid package. You must accept the offer before applying for positions.
- Apply for Campus Jobs – Search and apply for available work-study positions through .
Other Campus Job Opportunities
If you are interested in campus employment programs and have not been offered Federal Work-Study, please contact the Financial Aid Office or Career Services.
