Like all residential students, you'll earn your WORK GRANT by participating in your Work Program, which provides part-time employment on campus in one of our many work crews. You'll earn these funds throughout the year by completing your work hours, and all earned pay is applied toward your tuition charges. The amount listed is the maximum you are eligible to earn during each semester. Successful participation in the Work Program is also a critical part of your graduation requirements. All residential students are required to work, and Day Student Contracts are awarded on a case-by-case basis by the Work Program Office. 

For more information about the Warren Wilson College Work Program, click here.

We value the work you'll contribute once you are here, we award every new residential student out additional Work Scholarship. We want to highlight the confidence you'll gain from learning by doing - and the supportive community you'll build through work once you're here. Renewal of the Work Scholarship requires your satisfactory participation in our Work Program, and, like all scholarships at Warren Wilson, it requires full-time enrollment and Satisfactory Academic Progress toward graduation. 

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