Work Study
The Federal Work-Study Program is a need-based employment assistance program. It provides employment opportunities for students that qualify. These opportunities are on campus, as well as in local community service organizations. Students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for this need-based award. If the student qualifies for Federal Work-Study 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 hours worked. Students generally use earned wages to help defray personal educational expenses. All student employment is subject to job availability.
Texas Work Study
Federal Work-study is administered through the Financial Aid Office in conjunction with the Human Resources Office. It provides students the opportunity to help finance their education through part-time employment.
Provides a central location for all activities related to the employment of students who are eligible for Federal Work Study.
- Provides an orderly process through which students are hired on campus.
- Students cannot begin working on campus without first completing their paperwork, i.e. employment application, I-9, and/or W-4 with Financial Aid and Human Resources.
- Provides an orderly process through which students learn about jobs available on and off campus.


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