Work-Study
The federal work-study program facilitates part-time, on-campus jobs that allow you to earn up to $3,000 per term toward your educational expenses. These positions are need-based and have flexible hours that work around your class and exam schedules.
If you're hired for a work-study position, you'll earn an hourly wage and be permitted to work up to 20 hours per week.
Work-study funds are distributed via biweekly paychecks over the course of the term and cannot be used to pay your EFSC invoice, as the fee due date occurs before the start of the term.
If you have questions about work-study or other forms of financial aid at EFSC, please contact the Financial Aid Office.
How to Find a Work-Study Position
Work-study funding is limited, so we encourage you to apply for financial aid as early as possible. Because your financial situation can change, you must reapply each academic year. Depending on departmental needs, the availability of work-study positions may differ each term.