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Summer work-study funding is limited and awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. If you plan to earn work-study after May 10, 2026, you should apply for summer financial aid as soon as possible after the application opens on Feb. 25, 2026 in .

By May 10, 2026, the Office of Financial Aid must have your 2025-26 & 2026-27 on file. ASSET/DACA students must have a 2025-26 & 2026-27 on file.

ÌýÌýPlan ahead: FAFSA processing can take up to two weeksÌý

Your financial aid application on file must document financial need to qualify. If you do not meet summer requirements, your work-study will be automatically canceled at the start of the summer term. Students and employers will be notified if a student cannot begin working.

You can still get work-study if you're:

• Currently enrolled in Spring 2026
• Enroll for Fall 2026 by May 10, 2026

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• Undergraduate enrolled in fewer than 6 credit hours
• Graduate student enrolled in fewer than 3 credit hours
  • Possible exemption if completing a thesis or dissertation
• Anyone regularly working 40 or more hours per week

In some cases, you could earn more work-study during summer session than your standard eligibility.

• Funds are pulled from your next academic year’s work-study eligibility
• The amount will appear as aid already paid on your next year’s financial aid offer

ÌýÌýContact the Office of Financial Aid if you have questions.