Work Study Definition

workstudē
noun
A program administered by high schools and colleges that employs or secures employment for students so they can make money while matriculating.
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Synonyms:
adjective
Of or relating to any of various programs, as at a university, which enable students to engage in part-time employment while continuing their studies.
Webster's New World

Work Study Sentence Examples

  • About 60% of the student population at Merced College receives some type of financial aid, which often consists of work-study arrangements, grants, scholarships, loans, and fee waivers.

  • Although financial aid, work-study programs and other sources of funds can help students offset the cost of earning a degree, it would be unwise for anyone to leave cost comparison out of their investigational research.

  • Federal financial aid includes not only federal student loans, but also grants and work-study programs.

  • Throughout his schooling he attended school in regular classes, segregated classes, segregated schools and segregated work-study programs.

  • If your FAFSA application shows significant financial need, you may be eligible to receive federal work study funds.

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