FROM INFORMATION TO ACTION
How to apply
Find an eligible employer, complete the student section of the form, and have them complete their section and send it to PHEAA. The application does not guarantee approval.
Official source & instructionsApplications are handled by the provider. Confirm the current cycle and exact requirements on its website.
Geographic coverage
Pennsylvania
- PA
What it offers
Salary for hours worked and experience related to studies.
Award amount or benefit
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
Who it is for
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
Published eligibility requirements
Pennsylvania resident, enrolled at least half-time; undergraduate students must meet State Grant eligibility. Employment must be approved by PHEAA.
Income requirements
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
Academic requirements & grade level
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
Residency requirements
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
FAFSA requirements
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
Citizenship restrictions, if applicable
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
Documents requested
Student and placement form signed by student and employer.
Renewal information
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
Contact information
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
Sources & verification
Latest source review · Oct 8, 2026
A functional official form was revised; Its dates correspond exclusively to last summer.
Still to confirm- Form and calendar for the next term are missing.
- Workbook primary source
- University of Pittsburgh Johnstown: State Work-Study
- PHEAA: Summer 2026 form, hosted by St. Marys
- Verification status
- Partially reviewed
- Last verification
- Not confirmed
- Added to this catalog
- Oct 8, 2026
- Last updated
- Oct 8, 2026
- Original resource ID
- BTL-0397
Verification documents the evidence reviewed at that time. A working link alone does not establish availability, and verification is never a guarantee of eligibility.
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