Work Study
The financial aid office at Montgomery College coordinates Federal Work Study (FWS), which provides employment for students who are deemed eligible through the FAFSA. Jobs may be located on or off campus and offer you the opportunity to work in a part-time temporary capacity.
Federal Work Study (FWS) and Student Assistant (SA) positions, as well as MC internships, co-op, and additional part-time jobs with private and non-profit employers, can be found online at College Central Networknew window, an electronic job listing service provided by the college’s Student Employment Services. Assistance is offered in the preparation of a resume if needed.
Federal Work-Study (FWS) Program
The Federal Work-Study Program provides an opportunity for you to earn money to help pay education related expenses. Funding for Federal Work-Study is limited, so please ensure that you complete the entire financial aid application process prior to the March 1 priority deadline in order to increase the likelihood of receiving FWS. Once you are awarded financial aid for the upcoming school year, contact the Federal Work-Study Program Specialist in the financial aid office to confirm your eligibility and availability of funds.
Program Features
- Work on or off campus in a field related to your course of study.
- A great way to add to or even begin your work resume.
- Flexible shifts that work around your class schedule.
Pay Rates
The current pay rate for Federal Work-Study at Montgomery College is $17.15 per hour. Students are allowed to work up to 15 hours per week (depending on FWS award amount). Earnings are taxable; however, the amount you earn can be deducted from your income when applying for financial aid the next year.
Job Postings
Job openings are posted at the following locations:
- College Central Network: Post resumes and search for part-time and full-time jobs and internships.
- Student Career and Employment Services
Once hired, there will be additional forms to complete with your supervisor, Financial Aid, and Human Resources before you may begin working.
Questions? Email the Financial Aid Office or call 240-567-5100.