Students have the option of working a part-time job on campus during the school year through the Work-Study program. Awards are based on financial need. If you have at least $800 per semester in financial need remaining after other aid (grants, scholarships, loans), you may be offered Work-Study, as long as funds are available. Students may apply by completing a Work-Study Application and submitting it to the Financial Aid Office for processing. Interviews will be conducted by departmental representatives during Orientation Week. A complete listing of Work-Study employment opportunities can be found here.
 

FEDERAL WORK-STUDY

Awards are based on financial need and determined by the Financial Aid Office upon receipt of a complete FAFSA and required documents
 

 UNIVERSITY WORK-STUDY

Awards are given to students who may not qualify for Federal Work-Study, but are also based on financial need and determined by the Financial Aid Office upon receipt of a complete FAFSA and required documents.