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Federal Work-Study Program

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Federal Work-Study Program

Online Portals & Resources

Log in to a Work-Study System

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Student Timesheet Login
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To Request Employer Login

Resources

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W-2 Info
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Find a Federal Work-Study Job
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JobMail (Job Posting Notifications)
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Direct Deposits

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Student-specific Federal Work-Study information
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Employer-specific Federal Work-Study information

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Learn About Work-Study Rules and Guidelines
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View the Payroll Schedule
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Wage Ranges and Earnings Limits
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Making Changes to Federal Work-Study
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