Work Study Job Listing

Work Study is a federally funded program designed to enable students in need of financial help with educational costs. Work-Study is a need-based program.

How do I qualify for Work Study?

• The Financial Aid Office must have received your processed electronic Federal Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by March 15 
• To ensure that Lyndon State receives the application on time, we recommend that you mail your completed FAFSA to the processor no later than the mid February
• Students must reapply for financial aid every year
• If we do receive your application "on time" your eligibility for work-study will be reviewed

Besides the "on time" requirement, there are four other qualifications in order to be awarded work-study:

• You must be enrolled at least 6 credits per semester and must be working towards a degree at Lyndon State College.
• You must qualify on the basis of need. Need is determined by the Financial Aid Office after evaluating your FAFSA.
• You must be making satisfactory academic progress.
• If selected, you must complete the verification process.

Failure to turn in necessary documents when requested may result in loss of work-study eligibility. You will receive notification on whether or not you are eligible for work-study on your Financial Aid Award Letter. If your award package does not include a work-study amount, you are not eligible. 

What forms do I need to fill out?

• Your work-study contract must be signed by both you and your supervisor before you are allowed to work.
• If you have never worked under the Work-Study program at LSC, you must complete an I-9 and W-4 form with your supervisor or Financial Aid/Student Services.