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Important Dates
Spring 2012
Summer 2012
- 03/06/12 - Summer 2012 enrollment begins
- 05/21/12 - 1st 4-week courses begin
- 05/22/12 - Summer tuition is due
- 06/04/12 - 8-week courses begin
- 06/18/12 - 2nd 4-week courses begin
Fall 2012
Reminders
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Work Study
What is federal work study (FWS)?
Federal work study gives you the opportunity to work on campus or at an approved not-for-profit organization located in the community, in order to earn money to pay for educational expenses. FWS wages are paid in part by the federal government. A FAFSA needs to be completed to see if you qualify for work study. You will receive a paycheck every two weeks for the hours that you have worked.
How much will I work?
Work-study students normally work between 10-20 hours per week in various departments.
What kind of jobs are available?
- Types of jobs usually include office aides, tutors, childcare assistants, lab assistants, library aides, note takers and peer tutors.
- Postings of work-study jobs are located outside the Financial Aid Office and on the online job board.
- Regular (non-work study) campus jobs are also posted outside the Financial Aid Office.
- Applications for all work study or non-work study jobs* (available in PDF format, 32 KB, 2 pages) can be downloaded or picked up in the Financial Aid Office. Completed applications should be returned to the Financial Aid Office.
*Note: You must download and install Adobe® Acrobat® Reader™ in order to view and print the PDFs.
For more information, contact:
Financial Aid Office
Community Commons Building (CCB), Room 1106
1500 W. Raab Rd.
Normal, IL 61761
(309) 268-8020
Email: Financial Aid
