Minot State Federal Work-Study Program:
- Provides part-time employment opportunities, allowing you to earn money to help fund your college education.
- You must file a FAFSA.
- Need-based program.
- Funds depend on school availability. Priority is given to students whose FAFSA is completed by April 15, Minot State's priority funding deadline.
- Your work-study offer will appear on an eligible student's Financial Aid Offer. This is not a guarantee of employment.
- Job openings are posted under "Student Employment Openings at Minot State University" on the Minot State Human Resources site.
- Eligible students can contact departments to request an interview.
- Your offer may be canceled if you do not secure a position.
- Minimum wage on campus is $10 per hour.
- Undergraduate students must be enrolled in 6 credits or more.
- You are responsible to monitor your earnings to ensure you don't work more than your total Federal Work-Study offer allows.
- You are not permitted to work during a scheduled class time.
- If you were not initially offered Federal Work-Study on your Financial Aid Offer, check with the Minot State Financial Aid Office to determine your eligibility.