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It's not uncommon to find a work-study assignment in your federal financial aid package, but it doesn't necessarily mean you'll be stuck in a position that is mundane...
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When you apply for federal financial aid, one of the various awards you may be offered is a federal work-study assignment. This program has been around since Congress...
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