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Exceeding Your Allotment
The
work-study allotment is a modest stipend to offset some of
your direct school related expenses during the
academic year, such as books and supplies, food and travel.
Some students use their earnings to contribute to the cost
of education, but your earnings are discretionary and for
you to use as necessary. The amount of your allotment is
fixed, and it is your responsibility to plan your work
schedule so that your earnings do not exceed your
allotment. It is your responsibility to keep track of your
earnings. You have online access at all times to check the
total you have been paid during the academic year, as well
as the remaining balance of your work study allotment at
my.pomona.edu.
When
planning for your campus job, be sure to use our
earnings calculator to estimate how much you will earn over the
course of the semester or year.
Request for additional Allotment
Occasionally students will find it necessary to request an
allotment increase due to unexpectedly high work-study
earnings. The Office of Financial Aid will notify you and each of your supervisors
by email when you are within $300, $200, and $100 of earning
your earnings limit each semester.
When you
receive this warning and it is necessary for you to continue
working, you may request an increase to your allotment
by
submitting a completed
request form to the Office of Financial Aid . Each case
is reviewed on an individual basis by the Director of
Financial Aid. If you are approved for an increase, you will be notified by
email.
Please
note that wages earned on campus during winter break are
considered part of your total annual work study allotment.
** If you have any questions regarding the Student
Employment program, please contact Robin Thompson at
robin.thompson@pomona.edu or x73867. |
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