Work-Study earn money for college while in school
You can contribute to your educational expenses through student employment on campus or in a community service role. There are two employment programs: Federal Work-Study for those with financial need and the college work program, which does not require proof of financial need.
The Financial Aid Office awards Federal Work-Study to students who have a need determined by the results of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). To be eligible, a student must be a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident alien.
- Acceptance of Federal Work-Study on My Awards does not guarantee that a student will be placed in a Federal Work-Study position.
- Students must apply for available positions, which are limited.
- Students must be enrolled and attending at least part time. Students who withdraw from all classes are no longer eligible for student employment.
- A student must show evidence of academic progress and of the ability to maintain satisfactory standing in a course of study while employed.
Students are approved for up to 20 hours per week in a Work-Study position and earn at least the current federal minimum wage. Students are paid bi-weekly through a paper check or direct deposit.
College work program
International students not eligible for Federal Work-Study may apply for the college work program, an institutionally funded program.
- Students must be enrolled and attending at least part-time. Students who withdraw from all classes are no longer eligible for student employment.
- A student must show evidence of academic progress and of the ability to maintain satisfactory standing in a course of study while employed.
- Student must be eligible to apply for a Social Security number.
- On-campus positions only.
Students are approved for up to 15 hours per week in a Work-program position and earn at least the current federal minimum wage. Students are paid bi-weekly through a paper check or direct deposit.
For more information or questions regarding the college work program please email, studentemployment@ccis.edu.
School jobs for students
School jobs for students include on-campus opportunities and off-campus community service employers.
Student employment openings are listed by location.