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Work-Study is a type of financial aid offered by the federal government for students with financial need. It's a self-help program that provides part-time jobs, allowing students to earn at least minimum wage to help cover their education expenses.
Work-study positions can be found both on and off campus, but please note that this opportunity is only available at colleges and universities that participate in the Federal Work-Study program.
By participating in work-study, you can gain valuable work experience while earning money to support your education. These positions often offer flexible schedules to accommodate your academic commitments. It's a great way to develop important skills and offset some of your college costs.
If you're interested in work-study, we recommend reaching out to your college's financial aid office to learn more about the specific opportunities available. They can provide guidance on how to apply and connect you with potential job openings.