Work-Study awards provide employment opportunities for eligible students with financial need. Students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for this need based award. If the student qualifies for assistance, the student will receive an award letter from the Financial Aid Office indicating the maximum amount of wages the student is able to earn. Students are paid bi-weekly by check for their hours worked. Students generally use their earned wages to help defray personal educational expenses. All student employment is subject to job availability. Work-study awards are partially funded through the Federal Work-Study program or the Michigan Work-Study program. The Michigan Work-Study program provides funding to eligible Michigan residents only. If you receive a work-study award, you will receive additional information from the Financial Aid Office.
Neil F. Hershfield
Executive MBA
1995
The Dow Chemical Company Director, Chemical Sector Cyber Security Program
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Successful degree completion will provide students with:
- The management skills to find and fix problems and identify and capitalize on opportunities, working effectively with others to take action using an integrated knowledge of a range of business functions and processes.
- The leadership skills to create a vision and influence others to follow, and to raise the performance of all members of the organization.
Specifically, graduates will be well versed in:
