Federal Work-Study Program
The Work-Study Program is a federally funded grant program that provides employment for students to help with the cost of education. If you have additional questions, see FAQs or a Financial Aid Advisor during walk-in hours. Please call (209) 667-3336.
Additional Information on Work Study
- Accept your award
- Apply for a job (You may begin seeking job placements as early as August)
- Maintain 1/2 time enrollment in order to remain eligible
Funding is limited! Students may begin working the first day of each semester; or the date the hiring process is completed, whichever date is later.
First-Time Work-Study Employee
If you are a first-time work-study employee that has been hired (not previously employed), a sign-in session with Human Resources is required prior to beginning work. Students will need to bring acceptable identification to one of the scheduled Sign-Ins. For more information please visit the Human Resources website.
* If one of the sign-in sessions conflicts with a student's classes, an appointment may be scheduled by contacting Human Resources Department (MSR 320 Building #27 see map) at (209) 667-3351.
NOTE: If your Federal Work-Study award is not accepted or if you have not found employment it may be canceled. Cancellation is for the entire academic year.
A program funded through federal work-study. Tutors work with K-6th grade students to improve their reading skills at local elementary schools. This program requires at least 1/2-time enrollment in order to maintain eligibility.
- Complete your FAFSA by the priority deadline (March 2nd)
- Be enrolled in at least 6.0 units
- Be in Good Academic Standing
If you were not originally awarded Work-Study and wish to receive Federal Work-Study, submit an electronic application. To submit your “Federal Work Study Review Request”, log onto the FA Online Forms Portal, and select “Manage Requests” at the top right to access the form. If funding becomes available, you will be notified by the Financial Aid & Scholarship Office.
Only students who have a Federal Work-Study award may apply for jobs through the Work-Study Program.
- Work-Study students can enter their hours worked on their MyStanState account, by following the TimeSheet Instructional guide . For detailed policies and procedures, students should also refer to the Student Employee Handbook.
- Academic Calendar
Do you need help with your resume? Preparing for interviews?
Contact Career Services
Email: career@csustan.edu
Website: Career Services
Office Location: MSR 230
Questions about the Federal Work-Study Program
- Review our FAQ's
- Email us at americareads@csustan.edu
Updated: April 10, 2026