Question

How are students chosen for work-study programs? first-come, first-served those in the most financial need by qualifying with specific skills by matching jobs to specific courses of study

Answer 1

Answer:

qualifying with specific skills

Explanation:

Federal work-study programs provide part time work to the undergraduate and graduate student which are financially weak. It allows the to earn money so that they can pay education expenses.

This program encourages work closely related to the students course of study and community service. It is also available for the professional students.

It is a available in Part time and full time. The job offered under Federal work study programs are both on and off campus. The off campus work is mostly related to nonprofit private organisations. If you are working on campus then you are working for your school.

To qualify for Federal Work-study award, a student should fill the application and must meet the eligibility requirements.  It is offered on first come first serve basis.