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Work study is financial aid funding a student can earn through employment either on-campus or off-campus. Must apply for financial aid to be eligible for work study.

Things to know about Work Study

• Funding may change at any time due to eligibility changes or funding availability.
• Wage is dependent on position type and will be determined after receiving a completed work study referral.
• Must be enrolled in at least 6 credits (must be applicable towards the program) to be eligible.
• Cannot work more than 19 hours per week.
• Working during the break period requires specific requirements to be met and can be found on the work study referral form.

Types of Work Study offered at Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ College

Federal Work Study (FWS)

• On-campus positions available throughout the Highline campus.
• Available to non-residents of Washington State.

State Work Study (SWS)

• On-campus positions available throughout the Highline campus.
• Must be eligible for state funding.
• Position must relate to program of study.

Off-Campus Work Study (State)

• Must be eligible for state funding.
• Position must relate to program of study.
• Student is hired through the employer and not Highline College.
• Employer must be approved as an off-campus SWS employer (contract and job description must be submitted annually).

Information About Work Study Opportunities