WORK STUDY is financial aid. It is part of the award package available to students to meet their educational costs. Students must have completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the University Application (UAPP) for financial aid to be considered for work study funds. Students request a certain amount of work study funds that are earned as hourly wages. Work study positions are designed to allow flexible working hours so that students are not distracted from their studies. Work study positions are part-time work. Students may work more hours during periods when classes are not in sessions. The wages earned are paid bi-weekly and are available to help meet your cost of attendance. Student Information:Students must complete the Health Sciences Center (HSC) financial aid application process before work study eligibility can be determined. Employer Information:- Employers please contact the Student Employment Office at (303) 556-2301 if you need assistance with any work study or student employment related issue.
- For information regarding People Soft assistance, please contact the Payroll and Benefit Services at (303) 735-6500.
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