Meaning Work study
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The Federal Work-Study program provides jobs for undergraduates and graduate students who demonstrate financial need, allowing them to earn money to help pay education expenses.  Jobs are either on ca [..]
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See Method Study. [D03075]
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See Federal Work-Study.
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Need-based financial aid award in which the federal government subsidizes part of the cost of a student's wages at a job usually on campus.
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Work Study is a federal aid program that provides funds for student jobs on campus. The program allows a student to work on-campus or with approved off-campus employers to earn money to pay for colleg [..]
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A need-based form of financial aid which supplements government student loans and grants by allowing qualified individuals to work at a fair wage for up to 10 hours per week on campus, often in positi [..]
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Federal Work-Study is a need-based, part-time student employment program.
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   A financial aid program which provides jobs for students either on- or off-campus.  A student must demonstrate financial need by completing the Financial Aid Application (Free A [..]
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A federally funded program that makes part-time jobs available to students with financial need.
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On-campus, part-time employment for eligible students.
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The Work Study Program helps students earn funding through a part-time job. Work study is part of a financial aid offer.
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A program through which students work part-time to help fund their education. Work-study is usually included as part of the financial aid package.
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See Federal Work Study.
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A program centered at a college through which students work part-time to help fund their education. A student's earnings through work-study programs are generally subject to federal and state income tax, but exempt from FICA taxes if the student is enrolled full-time and working less than half-time. Federal work study is supported by federa [..]
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Work Study is a program that provides part-time jobs for undergraduate and graduate students with financial need, allowing them the opportunity to earn money to pay for educational expenses. Work study funding comes from federal, state and institutional sources.
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A federally funded work program that allows you to work part time, usually on campus.
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A program, awarded by the college, through which students work part-time to help fund their education.
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A form of financial aid that must be earned through working in a student job. Work study is need-based and funds are limited. Students indicate interest in work study on the Student Data Form requested by the Financial Aid Office once the FAFSA is received.
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 Work study is a program that helps students get part-time jobs, primarily on Duke's campus.  When a work-study student finds a job, financial aid pays a portion of his/her wages.  For this reason, many on-campus employers will require a student to participate in the work-study program in order to apply for a job. To learn more about work stud [..]
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A federal financial aid program that provides part-time jobs on campus to eligible students so they can earn money to help pay their college costs. Not all jobs on campus are federal Work- Study (FWS) [..]
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See Federal Work-Study.
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Employment which lets students earn money to help pay the costs of higher education. Eligibility is determined by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
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An employment program designed to facilitate part-time work. Read more about the Work Study Program
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 Part time work, usually on campus, allowing students to earn money for college expenses while going to school.  Employer will work around the students schedule.
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"A part-time employment program that provides jobs for undergraduate and graduate students to assist them to meet a portion of their education expenses. Work-study funding comes from federal and [..]
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