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Student Life . Career Center . For Current Students . Work Study Program 

Work Study Program

If you demonstrate financial need on your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Assistance), you may qualify for a part-time work-study job. This would be indicated in your financial aid award letter.

The Federal Work Study Program allows you to earn funds for your educational expenses by working at a part-time campus-sponsored job.  Download CIA’s Work Study Brochure for details.  

 How do I find a work study job?

When you accept Federal Work Study, it is your responsibility to secure employment. All work study jobs are posted on College Central, a comprehensive job board which  also has internships, freelance and permanent employment opportunities. Visit or email the the Career Center to obtain your access ID; then log onto College Central to view the postings.

New to the Work Study Program?

If you are new to the  work study program, you must visit the Career Center (JMC 120) to complete the following tax forms:

  • Form W-4: Federal IRS Employee’s Tax Withholding Allowance Certificate
  • Form IT 4: State of Ohio Employee’s Tax Withholding Exemption Certificate
  • Form I-9: Employment Eligibility Verification for Homeland Security and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. (You will need to provide two forms of identification— a photo ID and an original Social Security card or Birth Certificate. Or a  Passport may also be used )
  • Paycheck Direct Deposit Authorization Form

What is the next step?

Contact the supervisor on the job posting to arrange for an interview. If you are hired for the job, obtain a Work Study Referral Form from the Career Center or the supervisor. This form  serves as the contract between  you, your supervisor and the Office of Financial Aid (OFA). It must be signed by all parties and returned to the Career Center before you begin your job.

 

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