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What Is the Work-Study Program?Overview of the Work-Study Program The Federal Work-Study (FWS) Program is a student employment program subsidized by the federal government and designed to help students finance their post-secondary education. The program provides funds to colleges, universities, and affiliated organizations which then provide employment to work-study students. Students receive their work-study financial awards in the form of paychecks from their work-study positions. Applying for Work-Study -Both undergraduate and graduate students are eligible to apply. Work-Study grants are awarded based upon demonstrated financial need. To apply, students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. This application must be submitted each year Work-Study employment is desired. What Are the Advantages of Work-Study?A work-study job is essentially just like any other job you go to work, do your job, and get paid. But Work-Study positions have several distinct advantages over"regular" jobs:What Types of Work-Study Jobs Are Available?The work-study positions at Madison Community College are as diverse as the functions of the college. Work-study students are employed as clerical assistants, data entry clerks, computer technicians, laboratory monitors, research assistants, language tutors, and more. In addition, Madison Community College has long- standing relationships with a number of employers and agencies that provide services for the community and have been approved to participate in the FederalWork-Study Program, including the Madison County Childrens Museum, the Madison County Library, Children First Day Care, and Right Start Tutoring Agency. Students may be employed as museum guides, library aides, child caregivers, research assistants, tutors, and more. Who is eligible for the Work-Study Program?

1. A. first-year students only
2. B. undergraduate students only
3. C. graduate students only
4. D. undergraduate and graduate students — đáp án hiện tại
5. E. unemployed students only