Notify the Financial Aid Office of any changes in your enrollment status. Earn no more than the predetermined Federal Work-Study award. The award is the maximum amount that may be earned by the student during the academic year. The employer and student should compute how many hours a student is able to work at his wage rate in order to determine the student's schedule for the year. Any funds not earned at the end of the academic year will be forfeited and do not carry over to the next year.
Students are responsible for monitoring their own award to ensure compliance.
If family circumstances change, increases to the award may be made. Both the student and employer will be notified if an award is adjusted. Students are encouraged to review open positions that are listed in binders which are available throughout the year in the Financial Aid Office. Also, the links listed below are for the campuses who have Federal Work-Study positions posted on their financial aid website. Once a student has found a job in which they are interested, it is the student's responsibility to contact the employer and arrange an interview.