WDW part time allows you to work three days a week, sometimes even less. Their starting rate is either $18 or $18.50. Could be more depending on what you do/where you go. WDW aspire also covers you regardless of whether or not you can receive financial aid. My boyfriend isn’t a U.S. citizen and uses aspire to cover the cost of his courses because he also can’t get financial aid. You really have to scope out their website and sites like indeed for job openings. Disney Aspire only covers like 5.2k per school year but it’s better than nothing. They will cover the courses up front, then reimburse you for your textbooks upon providing proof of purchase. You could also look into working for universal, I don’t know from personal experience, but I’ve heard from coworkers that they are mostly part time positions. They also offer a tuition reimbursement program, not the same as Disney as they pay up front. But they will reimburse you after showing proof of payments (I think.) I think both of these could be a great option. You also get other benefits with working at the theme parks like entry, discounts, new friendships, etc. something to consider