A Feb. 28 Instagram video (direct link, archive link) shows a Fox News clip of Vice President Kamala Harris speaking about a way for college students to earn money. "The Federal Work-Study Program now ...

Attending college requires a significant investment of both time and funds, so to offset the cost of higher education and increase its accessibility, the U.S. Department of Education (ED) provides the ...

College campuses can only function with students. And by that, I don’t mean they only need students there to pay tuition and attend classes. I mean that many of the essential functions of college ...

As new college graduates enter the workforce, too many are unprepared for what lies ahead. College students know this: Only one-third report being confident they will graduate with the skills needed ...

Federal Work-Study (FWS) is a program offered to students who have demonstrated financial need as determined by the result of their FAFSA. All regular student hourly positions qualify as Federal ...

At its core, engagement is about intertwining the resources of higher education with the needs of the community. Through this process, there is an exchange that occurs—students and faculty learn new ...

Whether you're planning to head to college right after high school or want to go back to school after some time away, paying for college can hold you back from attaining your degree. There are options ...

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 ...

How can my department receive notifications about the Federal Work-Study program? To receive all notification emails regarding work-study, please complete the Federal Work-Study Department Contact ...

Undergraduate students with Federal Work-Study may work at an approved off-campus agency through the Brandeis Student Employment Program. The agency must be willing to pay 25% of your wages on a ...

Seventeen-year-old Kaylee Razo of Melvindale has already worked for a bank, a law firm and studied at the University of Notre Dame — all before graduating high school. That's thanks to Detroit Cristo ...