Financial Aid Student Work Programs

On-campus positions to assist departments with clerical work and other duties as assigned.

On- and off-campus positions designed to benefit the community. This program includes jobs tutoring elementary school children with their reading skills in the Miami-Dade County Public School system (America Reads Program), as well as other job opportunities that are in the public interest (Community Service Work-Study).

On- and off-campus positions which complement and reinforce the students' educational and career goals. Off-campus positions available with a host of participating employers in the community.

On-campus positions available to assist departments with clerical and other duties as assigned. Positions are on a first-come, first-served basis.

The Student Assistant Orientation Workshop sharpens student employees' abilities, develops their professionalism, and boosts their productivity. With an emphasis on listening and learning, this program covers a variety of topics, such as:

• Customer service
• Time management
• Phone skills
• Work habits and attitudes

Upon successful completion, students will become confident team players that understand the connection between campus work and their future careers.

• Your financial aid must be in processed status. Make sure you have submitted all your documents. Use Application Tracker to determine your status.
• A minimum of 6 credit course enrollment ( 30 College prep limit rule applies). Once hired, you must maintain this credit minimum throughout the term and every term while in the work program.(except F-1 Visa students who must always be enrolled full time).
• Must meet and maintain the Financial Aid Standards of Academic Progress to continue participating in the program once hired.
• All work program participants must complete the “Partners” Student Assistant Orientation workshop once hired.
• Florida residency for tuition purposes is a requirement for the Florida Work Experience Program (FWEP) only.