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Federal Work Study (FWS) is a federally sponsored program that enables eligible students to earn income through part-time employment with select organizations, including the university, local nonprofit organizations, and government agencies.

Eligible students who complete the FAFSA and have demonstrated financial need are awarded FWS as part of their financial aid packages. The maximum award amount for an academic year is $2000. This amount may be smaller depending on financial need. Based on a minimum wage of $17.00 an hour students tend to work 3-5 hours per week during the academic year.

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FWS Opportunities

A range of FWS opportunities exist to satisfy Â鶹ÊÓƵ students' diverse interests and to meet critical needs of the university and its community. Application processes vary for each type of FWS opportunity, so carefully review each job posting and follow the application instructions.

Support Â鶹ÊÓƵ Faculty and Staff

Enjoy the convenience of working on campus and choose from a wide variety of jobs that range from marketing and administrative support to research and blogging. Earn competitive wages that start at $17.00 an hour.

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Empower a Child

Prepare elementary, middle, and high schoolers for academic success by becoming a DC Reads member. Work with the School of Education and the Center for Community Engagement and Service to tutor and support youth in a school setting while building your professional skills. Earn $17.00 an hour or an AmeriCorps education award.

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