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Work @ Marywood
Gain experience in your field, develop professional connections, or try something new.
Marywood University participates in the Federal Work-Study Program. This program provides funds for part-time employment to help qualified students to finance the cost of their university education.
Job descriptions, required skills, and contact information will be posted at the beginning of each semester.
NOTE: Returning Marywood students are encouraged to complete the Student Employment Interest Form as soon as jobs are posted online.
Human Resources - Student Forms
Things to Know About Student Employment
- Filing the FAFSA by our preferred filing deadline does not necessarily guarantee a
work study job nor does a work study award on your financial aid award letter. We do our best to place all interested students but work study funds are limited so job placement is done on a first-come,first-served basis. Submit the Student Employment Interest form early! - Students may earn up to the total amount of their
work study award. However, total earnings depend on the hours worked, which may not total thework study award amount. - Marywood students typically work 10 hours or less per week. Because campus employers are aware that the course of study is rigorous, and academics are a student's first priority, work hours are typically flexible.
- Check your Financial Aid award on your student portal to make sure you are eligible for a Federal Work Study job.
- Eligibility for the Federal Work Study program is dependent on a student’s FAFSA and the rest of a student’s financial aid package. Any FAFSA changes or additional loan, grant, or scholarship funds received by the student may reduce their work study eligibility at any point during the academic year.
Apply for a Work Study Position
Placements for Federal Work Study jobs are through Human Resources.
Federal Work Study Students are paid bi-weekly. You will be responsible for tracking your hours and obtaining your supervisor’s signature on the student electronic timesheet. You will also find a Student Employment Information Sheet that you should review. It contains important information including due dates for submission of completed bi-weekly electronic timesheets and