work study
College job program
Work study is a financial aid program in which students work part-time jobs, often on campus, to help pay for their education: She got a work-study position in the library.
The jobs typically offer flexible hours around class schedules.
Separately, work study (or time and motion study) is the analysis of work processes to improve efficiency.
- internshipsSupervised workplace learning periods
- apprenticeshipsSupervised vocational training periods
- vocational trainingJob-skill education
- part-time jobsEmployment with limited hours
- hourly wagePay calculated per hour
financial aid programs · ergonomics · time management · career readiness · tuition assistance · operational efficiency · resource allocation · college funding
- Student JobsRA, teaching assistant, research assistant, tutor, lab assistant
- campus servicesacademic advising, financial aid, tutors, counselors, advising
- college benefitsscholarship, grant, tuition waiver, fellowship, stipend
- Federal ProgramsSocial Security, Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps, SNAP
- job trainingjob training, apprenticeships, vocational schools, vocational school, mentoring
- vocational trainingapprenticeship, apprenticeships, trade school, trade schools, vocational school
work studygrant
Bestow or award money
scholarship · fellowship · free money · merit scholarship · tuition waiver
work studyfull-time study
Maximum academic enrollment status
leisure · unemployment · extracurricular activities · idle time
work studyunearned income
Gains without active work
parental support · trust fund · inheritance · full ride · handout
work, study, works, worked, working, worker, workers, workable, workings