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What is it? How can it help me?

Michigan State University Office for International Students and Scholars

Background Information
The International Student Employment Assistance (ISEA) program is a new financial aid program designed to help international students who demonstrate financial need to compete for better on-campus jobs. The Office for International Students and Scholars will administer this new program.

What is it?
Students who are American citizens or legal permanent

residents are eligible for work-study financial aid that is supported by the U.S. Government. Eligibility is based on a student demonstrating financial need. Work-Study pays money, not to the students, but to the on-campus employers of the students. The program subsidizes the cost the hiring departments face when paying a student worker. Thus, it makes it less expensive for employers to hire a student, allowing more students to be hired for more jobs on-campus.

Heres how it worked before ISEA.


Who pays the hourly wages for on-campus employment?
Until now, U.S. students with Work-Study were more attractive to oncampus employers because the employers only needed to pay about half the wage paid to the student worker.

As a result, U.S. students with work-study awards had more opportunities for interesting, relevant on-campus jobs.

or

Heres how it works with ISEA.


Who pays the hourly wages for on-campus employment?
International Students with ISEA will now be able to compete for better on-campus jobs because the cost to the employers will be the same as hiring U.S. students.

If I want ISEA, what do I do?

Apply for ISEA online

If you are awarded ISEA, find a great on-campus job

Earn more money and gain valuable work experience

Want a better on-campus job?


Apply for the International Student Employment Assistance Program today!!
Application Deadline: April 26th, 2013 Online application: https://www.finaid.msu.edu /forms/oiss/isea/apply.asp

Questions? Please contact the Office for International Students and Scholars at oiss@msu.edu.

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