Work-study is a part-time employment program created for college students to help them earn money for tuition, personal expenses, or both. While balancing a work-study job alongside studying at ...

Among the many confusing lines and terms in a financial aid package, one that may stand out is “Federal Work-Study.” If you see this listed, congratulations! You’re eligible for a program that helps ...

It’s around that time of year again — to watch your financial aid hit and realize you might still need some extra cash to afford college. Fear not, because that offer at the corner of the screen is ...

This past summer, I obtained my first work-study job. Overwhelmed by the pressure of affording next year’s tuition, I knew work-study would alleviate those dreaded numbers in my CalCentral finances.

For decades, colleges have sought to increase economic equity in admissions. From waiving application fees to federal work-study to targeted recruitment, there has been a movement within higher ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Rachel Wells is a writer who covers leadership, AI, and upskilling. Let’s talk about resumes. Over the past two weeks, I’ve spoken ...

Work study works, doesn’t it? Federal work study is a government program that gives colleges and universities approximately US$1 billion in subsidies each year to help pay students who work part-time ...

Last academic year, Brown offered undergraduate students $3.2 million of federal work-study aid as part of institutional financial aid packages, according to Dean of Financial Aid Sean Ferns. But for ...