| What is Federal
Work-Study (FWS)?
The Federal Work-Study program is an employment program
sponsored by the federal government. FWS is
intended to promote and encourage part-time employment
of students, as well as assisting the University and its
surrounding community.
FWS provides jobs for students, who
must maintain at least a 1.5 GPA and be enrolled at
least half-time.
You must complete the
Free Application
for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each year, and
meet the priority published deadline dates and the
federal eligibility requirements to continue to
receive funds.
FWS allows students to earn money to assist in
paying for educational expenses. FWS is not available to pay registration tuition and
fees. Income earned through FWS does not have to
be repaid.
The hourly wage is determined by the
department. Generally, students may work
up to 20 hours per week, while school is in session. If you miss any time
due to illness, holiday or any other reason, you
will not be paid or given credit for the time you
missed. You are paid strictly by the hour.
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