Work Study is a form of financial aid. This program provides jobs for students who need such earnings to meet a portion of their educational expenses. Both undergraduates and graduates are eligible for the work study program. Students are paid for the work they perform and most jobs are located on-campus. Salaries are dependent on the skill level of the job, but all jobs pay at least minimum wage.
Students receive a paycheck every two weeks for the hours they worked.
There are a wide variety of work study jobs available. Once you have accepted work study on your award letter, you may go to the Student Employment Office in the Student Services Building to look for a job. Students who are eligible for the program must be enrolled at least half-time, except during the summer term.