Federal Work Study Progam
The Federal Work Study Program provides jobs for undergraduate and graduate students with financial need, allowing them to earn money to help pay education expenses. The program encourages community service work and work related to courses of study. Students must be enrolled in 6 eligible credits in order to participate in the program. Students who are interested in working in an on-campus or off-campus position should:
- Answer 'Yes' to the Work-Study Question on the MATC Institutional Financial Aid Form.
- Fill out the online MATC Student Employment Application* (PDF), sign it and bring it to your potential employer.
- Visit MATC's TechConnect for postings of Job Listings
- Click on the 'Non-Program Jobs' icon ' No Student ID or Password is required
- Click on the 'Misc: Work Study/Student Help' for a listing of job opportunities.
- Call the job contact person to arrange a job interview.
The amount of Federal Work Study awarded to a student depends on financial need as determined from the FAFSA, the amount of other financial aid received at MATC that semester, and the availability of funds at MATC. MATC receives a certain amount of funds each school year from the federal government for the Federal Work Study Program. When that money is utilized, no more awards can be made from that program for that year.
Student Help
Students who have completed the FAFSA and are not eligible for Federal Work Study may still be eligible for employment under the Student Help Program. A student who is interested in working under the Student Help Program should:
- Fill out the MATC Student Employment Application* (PDF)
- Visit MATC's TechConnect for postings of Job Listings
- Click on the 'Non-Program Jobs' icon ' No Student ID or Password is required
- Click on the 'Misc: Work Study/Student Help' for a listing of job opportunities.
- Call the job contact person to arrange a job interview.
*To fill out the Online MATC Student Employment Application:
- open up the PDF file by clicking on the link
- fill out the application in on your computer by using Adobe Reader
- print the application once you have all the fields filled in
If you have additional questions, visit Ask MATC to view frequently asked Financial Aid questions, or phone the Financial Aid Office at (608) 246-6170.
Last Modified:
August 7, 2007
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