FINANCIAL AID AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Federal Study and Work Program in Sagrado
Turn part of your financial aid into an opportunity to gain professional experience while you study. Learn about the requirements, the process, and the next steps to participate.
A HELP THAT ALSO PREPARES YOU
What is the Federal Work-Study Program?
It's federal aid for eligible students with financial need. It allows you to receive compensation for authorized work while you're studying. SagradoThe experience is integrated into learning opportunities that can help you strengthen skills useful for your professional future.
Economical support
You receive compensation for hours worked within the authorized limits of the program.
Experience Profesional
Develop skills, work habits and experience that you can integrate into your resume.
Compatible with your studies
Assignments are coordinated taking into account your academic schedule.
START HERE
How to apply for Federal Study and Work
Eligibility begins with your FAFSA, but receiving aid does not automatically guarantee a scholarship. Follow these steps and stay tuned for communications from Sagrado.
01
Complete the FAFSA
Submit the FAFSA for the corresponding academic year and include the code of Sagrado: 003937.
02
Review your offer of help
The Financial Aid Office will assess your financial need, your tuition, and the availability of funds.
03
Confirm your eligibility
Verify that you meet the academic and enrollment requirements before applying for an opportunity.
04
Explore and apply for positions
When you are eligible, check the available opportunities and complete the corresponding application or interview process.
REQUIREMENTS
Who can take part?
main requirements
- Complete the FAFSA for the corresponding academic year.
- Demonstrate financial need according to the Student Aid Index (SAI) and the availability of funds.
- Maintain a minimum half-time workload: 6 credits in undergraduate programs or 3 credits in graduate programs.
- Comply with applicable satisfactory academic progress standards.
Important
Spaces and funding are limited. Completing the FAFSA or meeting the basic requirements does not guarantee that you will receive a Federal Work-Study grant.
MORE THAN A JOB
Experiential learning
Sagrado This assistance is conceived as a formative experience. Depending on the authorized opportunities, you can participate in assignments within or outside the University, including with non-profit organizations or public entities.
These experiences aim to strengthen professional skills, responsibility, communication, collaboration, and time management.
What you can develop
- Experience for your resume
- Transferable professional skills
- Connections with supervisors and work teams
- Greater clarity about your professional interests
BEFORE STARTING
Hours, compensation, and responsibilities
Authorized hours
The current information of Sagrado It establishes a maximum of 150 hours during the authorized period and no more than 20 hours per week.
Compensation
You are paid for the hours worked. The amount and allocation depend on the authorized opportunity and available funds.
Academic responsibility
You must coordinate your work schedule without interfering with your classes and maintain the academic requirements of the program.
NEXT STEPS
Explore opportunities and get ready to apply
The Center for Professional and International Experiences (CEPI) offers guidance on finding opportunities, preparing documents, and interviews. Once your eligibility is confirmed, check the available positions and follow the instructions for each call for applications.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Quick answers about Federal Study and Work
Does completing the FAFSA guarantee a place?
No. The FAFSA allows you to assess your eligibility, but slots and funding are limited.
Can undergraduate and graduate students participate?
Yes. Sagrado It considers eligible students from both levels, provided they meet the minimum workload and other requirements.
Where can I get guidance on opportunities?
The Office of Economic Assistance confirms eligibility. CEPI and Sagrado Careers support the search and preparation for available opportunities.
WE ARE HERE TO GUIDE YOU
Clear up your doubts and take the next step
For questions about eligibility, aid, and funding, contact the Financial Aid Office. For guidance on career opportunities and preparation, contact CEPI.
Financial Assistance: financial aid@sagrado.edu
CEPI: careers@sagrado.edu