Maintaining Federal Work-Study (FWS) Award
Student must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress
Warning: If the student is placed on Warning at the end of the Fall semester, they cannot resume working until their Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) has been cleared and they receive notice that they may continue to work in the Spring.
Probation: If the student is placed on Probation at the end of Fall, they cannot resume working until their academic progress has been reviewed and their Appeal Verification Coursework Form has been approved.
Unsatisfactory Progress: If the student is placed on Unsatisfactory progress at the end of the Fall semester, or is in the progress of a financial aid appeal, they cannot resume working until their appeal has been reviewed and approved by the financial aid appeal committee.
Max Time Frame: The student placed on Max time frame at the end of the Fall semester, or who is in the process of a financial aid appeal, cannot resume working until their appeal has been reviewed and approved by the financial aid appeal committee.
Work on a continuing basis
If a student does not submit a time sheet for a pay period, their award will be canceled. If student is ill, they must contact the supervisor.
Funding allocation changes.
Due to funding limitations, it is possible that FWS allocations may be reduced for all students if there are not sufficient funds to cover projected earnings.
If, after being awarded, a student receives additional aid (scholarships, EOPS, CARE, or other resources related to their education), their financial aid award will be reviewed and adjusted accordingly. This may result in a reduction of their work-study award. Both student and supervisor will be notified of this change.
Federal work study award may be increased.
If there are FWS funds available and the student's financial aid eligibility has not been met, the student award may be increased. This action is reviewed by the Financial Aid Office on a case-by-case basis.