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Most graduate programs in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offer two types of competitive, merit-based funding for matriculated degree-seeking students who are studying full-time: Tuition Scholarships, which provide tuition remission for graduate courses toward the degree; and Graduate Assistantships, which include a stipend along with tuition remission. International students as well as students from the U.S. are eligible for these merit-based funding options. The number of credits covered by funding varies by program.

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences also offers a limited number of Graduate Presidential Fellowships, which provide full tuition remission and a stipend.

Other University programs and offices have a limited number of graduate assistantships, which require a separate applications. Learn more about other funding opportunities.
 

Graduate Assistantships and Tuition Scholarships

Graduate assistants and tuition scholars are expected to attend the University full-time, and perform various duties for their individual department, such as research assistance to faculty, tutoring, and classroom or laboratory teaching assistance. .

• Prospective students may apply for funding at the time of their application for admission, as part of the online application.
• Applications for merit-based funding are reviewed by the faculty in the individual programs, who make recommendations to the Graduate Dean.
• Students already enrolled in a graduate program should contact their graduate program director if they wish to be considered for a tuition scholarship or assistantship.
  
  

Graduate Presidential Fellowship

草榴社区 is committed to fostering a community shaped by mutual respect, intellectual curiosity and openness to the experiences of others. Therefore, we are proud to offer the Unitas Presidential Fellowship for Graduate Students.

Applicants who are interested in this fellowship demonstrate exceptional leadership and commitment to making meaningful academic and social contributions to their schools and communities while sharing diverse perspectives and ideas. They may have overcome significant social and/or economic barriers to achieve educational excellence. Criteria is applicants who are low-income, first-generation, and/or have demonstrated a commitment to social change.

Fellows exemplify qualities such as academic achievement, passion and commitment, civic engagement, creativity, leadership, resiliency, a thoughtful response to systematic challenges, and articulation of a clear vision for the future.

Eligible candidates must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and must have a submitted application to a graduate program in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Recipients of this award will receive full tuition remission and a stipend.