Students do not receive credit or advance payment for a work-study award. Students will be paid an hourly wage for the number of hours worked. If students do not work, they are not paid. If students receive aid in any form from another source, they are obligated to inform the Director of Financial Aid in writing immediately. This does not apply to entitlement awards.
Financial assistance granted to a student is to be used for legitimate educational purposes.
The Director of Financial Aid informs the student of all conditions under which an award is granted at the time the offer of award is made. Financial aid awards are contingent upon funds being made available from supporting agencies, including the federal and state governments. Students receiving awards under federal and state aid programs must subscribe to the regulations governing these programs. The College serves only as a conduit for these funds, and awards may be modified or cancelled if anticipated funds are reduced or not received. The student who is enrolled in an approved curriculum and meets the academic standards as outlined in the Bulletin can be determined to be making satisfactory progress.