Students in the Federal Work-Study Program are employed by the University. Students are paid bi-weekly for the hours worked during the preceding pay period. Federal Work-Study is not deducted from the student's tuition invoice. The Financial Aid Office will attempt to match you with a job based on your job application form which will be sent with your award letter. You must maintain satisfactory progress to renew your employment.
Loans are available to students enrolled for at least five credit hours per semester.
The government will pay this interest until six months after you have terminated your studies, or dropped below half-time status, at which time you must begin repayment of the principal and interest. You must maintain satisfactory progress to renew your loan. Applications and further information are available at your local bank, credit union, lending institution, etc. Sample payment plans for Federal Stafford Loans are available at the Financial Aid Office. Entrance and Exit Interviews Federal law requires that when you borrow through the Federal Stafford Loan program for the first time, you must complete an entrance interview.