Graduate students at 澳门六合彩全年资料 State have a variety of funding options available to them, including associateships and other employment, fellowships, loans and scholarships.
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Funding decisions are made largely by each graduate program. Some programs fund all of their graduate students. Others fund only a few or provide only partial funding support.
To be considered for funding consideration, check the boxes on the admission application under "Funding Opportunities." If you submit your application without checking the boxes, you'll need to contact your program directly regarding fellowship and associateship opportunities.
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To be considered for funding consideration, check the boxes on the admission application under "Funding Opportunities."
Associateships, awarded for teaching, research or administration, are the primary source of financial assistance provided to graduate students. Most graduate associateships provide a 12-month tuition waiver, a nine-month stipend and subsidized health insurance in exchange for 20 hours of work per week for nine months. Associateship positions generally begin in the autumn term and are renewable, depending upon the student鈥檚 job performance, grades and availability of funds.
To be eligible for consideration, you need only meet the admission and deadline requirements of your program, and check the appropriate box(es) on the admission application under "Funding Opportunities."
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A limited number of fellowships are awarded on a competitive basis to applicants who show outstanding scholarly accomplishment and exceptional potential for graduate study. Most fellowship awards pay a monthly stipend, provide a tuition waiver and subsidize health insurance.
Read about for fellowships, and check with your program regarding specific deadlines and additional materials they may require.
U.S. citizens and permanent residents are eligible to apply for government-sponsored loans. Applicants should complete the by February 1 each year to be considered for federal loan programs, which typically have low, fixed interest rates and good repayment options. Private loans are also an option for students.
In addition, there are a limited number of university scholarships and grants open to graduate students.
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Find student employment opportunities — including graduate associateships and research positions — listed on the and . In addition, your graduate program may be able to point you toward good resources.
Most international students may work up to 20 hours per week on campus. If you are awarded a Graduate Teaching Associateship and English is not your first language, you will be required to before assuming your associateship duties. Learn more about .