work-study program
College job aid
A work-study program is a financial aid arrangement where students work part-time jobs, often on campus, to help pay for their education.
The program typically coordinates employment with class schedules: She got a work-study job in the library.
In the U.S., federal work-study provides funding through colleges to employ eligible students.
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- stipendsFixed regular allowances
- internshipSupervised professional trial period
- need-based aidAssistance determined by income
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