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Work-Study students can continue employment after exhausting the work-study award amount for the aid period, provided the employer is willing to pay 100% of the student's earnings. These additional earnings will not jeopardize the student's current financial aid package.

If a student is working hours which will obviously earn more than their award allows, they should review their schedule with their supervisor

Page last modified November 19, 2010