WORK STUDY

What is Work Study?

Work Study is a federal program. It enables students to earn money for college costs via part-time employment.

The federal government pays a portion of your wage, and ASUCLA pays the balance.

Where do I get info about Work Study jobs openings?

Visit our Job page to check out our current openings.

Work Study can be applied to any ASUCLA student job.

If you have been accepted a position with us, please let us know you qualify for Work Study so that we can process your paperwork accordingly.

What happens when my Work Study runs out?

Your job will continue regardless of your Work Study status.

If you receive more Work Study the following year, let us know and we’ll make the necessary changes, but it won’t affect your job with ASUCLA.

Does Work Study affect my chances of getting an ASUCLA job?

No. You have the same opportunity to work for us regardless of your Work Study eligibility.

How do I apply for Work Study?

To be considered for the Work Study program, you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and submit any supporting documentation within the deadline period.

Once the UCLA Financial Aid Office receives your FAFSA info, your application is evaluated and a financial aid package is determined.

This package may include Federal Work Study.