Nursing School Work Study Programs January 17, 2008
Posted by Jennifer - RN, MSN in : DocHubCollege , trackback MyDocHub.com - Free Doctor Ratings and ReviewsWork-study programs help students finance their education by working in on-campus jobs, community-related jobs or assisting teachers. Work-study awards typically depend on factors such as level of financial need and school funding availability.
You can work with professors’ on-campus or work with a nonprofit agency or public bureau off-campus. Often students choose work study programs that are related to their field of study which, not only helps them finance their education, but also gives them resume experience.
Work-study pays at least the federal minimum wage, and often more, depending on the skills and level of experience needed. You can indicate whether you want to be considered for work-study assistance when completing your FAFSA form.
For more information, visit these work-study resources:
- FAFSA application and information:
http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/ - Federal work-study information:
http://www.fsa4counselors.ed.gov/clcf/workstudy.html
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