Work Study Program Frequently Asked Questions and Answers.
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How do I get Work Study funds? |
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Work Study is a federally funded need-based program. You must apply for financial aid by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). |
| Q: |
Are there other requirement in order to qualify for work study? |
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Yes, you must:
- Have a minimum 2.0 grade point average.
- Be enrolled for a minimum of 6 credits.
- Not be in default of any federal Title IV loan program.
- Demonstrate financial need.
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| Q: |
Do the work study funds affect my Pell Grant award? |
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No, work study does not conflict with your Pell Grant award. |
| Q: |
I have completed and submitted the work study application. When can I start working? |
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After you have been offered employment and completed the hiring process you may began work immediately. |
| Q: |
How will I be paid? |
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Students are paid on the 15th of the month. Timesheets are due to payroll on the last day of the month. |
| Q: |
Can I be approved to work in more than one work study position? |
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No. |
| Q: |
If I am not eligible for federal grant can I still be qualified for work study? |
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Yes, you may qualify for internal work study. Contact the financial aid office for details. |
| Q: |
Are my earnings for work study taxable? |
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Yes, your earning are taxable. |
| Q: |
Are there work study position available in the summer? |
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Depends on availability of funds. |
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