Federal Work-Study awards are not credited to the student's Bursar account, as are other types of student financial aid. Pay is directly deposited to the student's checking or savings account as designated by the student according to the bi-weekly payroll schedule. Students may never work more than eight hours in one day. A student working more than one Federal Work-Study job during a semester is responsible for keeping each employing department informed of total hours worked so that the total award amount is not exceeded. These are defined as positions designed to improve the quality of life for community residents, particularly low-income individuals, or to solve the particular problems related to their needs.
Positions are available to tutor children in the preschool through elementary age range.
Departments may update this field as appropriate when creating new or updating existing positions. Describe and review the student's duties. Explain the standard of conduct, mode of dress, and job performance standards expected from the student. The program is designed to provide employment to help students meet educational expenses. Consider the student's award amount.