Attending college requires a significant investment of both time and funds, so to offset the cost of higher education and increase its accessibility, the U.S. Department of Education (ED) provides the ...

Work study works, doesn’t it? Federal work study is a government program that gives colleges and universities approximately US$1 billion in subsidies each year to help pay students who work part-time ...

Federal Work-Study (FWS) programs stand as one of the most significant pillars of US higher education, providing low-income students with paid employment opportunities that help defray the cost of ...

Work-study is a part-time employment program created for college students to help them earn money for tuition, personal expenses, or both. While balancing a work-study job alongside studying at ...

Whether you're planning to head to college right after high school or want to go back to school after some time away, paying for college can hold you back from attaining your degree. There are options ...

Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing his own state's higher education agency over three work study programs it offers that Paxton alleges discriminate against religious students. He is seeking a ...

FIRST ON FOX: The attorneys general of West Virginia and Indiana led a coalition of 16 states in sending a letter Tuesday to the Department of Education, warning that the agency's recent guidance on ...

Work-study programs at American colleges and universities provide students opportunities to pursue a degree while also earning income toward paying for their education. The State Council of Higher ...

The Texas Tribune - The core mission of the Texas Attorney General’s office includes defending the state and state agencies in court. But on Friday, Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office filed a rare ...

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