No interest is charged while the borrower is a qualified student and five percent is charged during the repayment period. Federal Work-Study Program Financial need must be established to qualify for the program. All qualified Work-Study students may work up to 20 hours per week during the semester and summer session while enrolled in classes. The Student Employment Service searches out employment for students who need or want to work. Employers list their openings which are posted in the Financial Aid Office.
Interested students take down listed information and pursue the job as individuals.
These jobs are non-need based. Students carrying less than a full time load will have their aid reduced accordingly. It is the student's responsi bility to make sure their application is complete and moving through the processing system. Funding levels and regulations are subject to change at any time per state or federal budgetary and legislative mandates. Satisfactory Academic Progress Standard Federal Law mandates that post-secondary institutions participating in Federal Title IV Student Financial Aid Programs, including student loans, have in place and monitor an academic progress policy.