This does not apply to Bates work-study students. You can contact the payroll office for help if you do not know the answer. Be sure to accurately answer the question regarding how much was earned through work-study on your FAFSA. One of the benefits of earning income through a federal work-study position is that those earnings do not count against you when you complete the following year’s FAFSA. Federal Work-Study Earnings Are Removed from Your FAFSA Calculations Typically, students who file the FAFSA early (in January/February before the academic year) and answer the FAFSA that they are interested in Federal Work-Study will have a higher chance of being awarded funds from the program. These include your family income or financial need, whether you used the work-study funds offered to you in a prior year, or how much work-study funding your school received that year. Several factors can determine whether or not you receive work-study from year to year. Work-Study Is Not Guaranteed from Year to Year These earnings are meant to help with students’ day-to-day expenses and are not meant to cover high costs like tuition and housing. Students awarded work-study receive the funds via direct deposit as they earn them based on hours worked, just like a normal job. Unlike other types of financial aid, work-study earnings are not applied directly to your tuition and fees. Work-Study Funds Are Not Applied Directly to Your Tuition During the first two weeks of classes supervisors are encouraged to prioritize hiring equally qualified work-study students. When a work-study student writes a cover letter for any on-campus jobs, they should mention they receive work-study in their financial aid package.
You can find all on-campus jobs, many off-campus jobs, and internships on Handshake. To apply for jobs, please visit Handshake. Work-study is not a program, nor does it guarantee you a job. Many students at Bates receive either Bates or Federal work-study in their financial aid package. Being Awarded Work-Study Does Not Guarantee You A Job There are very few on-campus positions where students receive pay over $13.80 per hour. In compliance with the State of Maine minimum wage, all student wages are set at a minimum of $13.80 per hour. On-campus jobs vary in qualifications and responsibilities, so the pay will depend on the job that you are hired to do. During week-long breaks and summer students who stay on campus may work up to 40 hours per week. Students working on-campus cannot work more than 20 hours per week while classes are in session. Many student employment positions will allow you to work around your class schedule. How many hours you work each week will depend on the type of job you get and your employer’s expectations. The Harward Center is located at 161 Wood St, Lewiston, ME. To learn more about these opportunities, contact the Harward Center email, or call 20. These community service-centered positions often involve local organizations, non-profits, and school programs. CHI Memorial Regional Sleep Center - Parkway, 4700 Battlefield Parkway, Suite 360, Ringgold, GA 30736. CHI Memorial Regional Sleep Center Hixson, 2051 Hamill Road, Suite 205, Hixson, TN 37343.
All positions in the Harward Center are only available for work-study students. CHI Memorial Regional Sleep Center 1720 Gunbarrel Road, Suite 206, Chattanooga, TN 37421. Through the Harward Center, work-study students have the opportunity to work off-campus. Work-Study Students Have Opportunities to Work Off-Campus Kelly can be reached via email at or by phone at 207.786.6229.1. If your group does not appear in the Event Management System, please contact Kelly Perreault in Dining, Conferences, and Campus Events for assistance.
You may reserve a space via the Event Management System (EMS). These spaces are reservable for BCSG-recognized clubs and other student organizations during building hours, and outside of academic use. Please reach out to or any one of us directly for assistance with programming an event, program, meetings, etc., including thinking through which spaces might lend themselves best to your vision or goals. Kelly can be reached via email at or by phone at 207.786.6229.Ĭampus Life staff members are here to work with you on programs and events. If your group does not appear in the Event Management System, please contact Kelly Perreault in DCCE for assistance. Reservable spaces for BCSG-recognized clubs and other student organizations outside of academic use can be requested via the Event Management System (EMS). Some spaces are reservable, while others are open to all students on a first-come, first served basis and are therefore non-reservable. Please use the expandable menus below to peruse available spaces. Welcome to the Online Learning Center Need assistance with Canvas The Online Learning Center is here to help.
There are a number of spaces that have been identified as places for students to gather that may be used for individual or small group studying, a student group event or meeting, or for a private meeting such as interviews or counseling.
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