If you have a strong academic background and plan to enroll as
a full-time student in a degree program, you may be eligible for
merit-based aid in the form of scholarships, assistantships and
fellowships. The
university
gives more than $9 million in financial support each year. Availability
of merit-based aid depends upon your intended program of interest.
New Students: There is no additional
form to apply for merit-based aid other than your application
for admission. Just check the box on the Graduate School
Application Form to apply for tuition scholarships, teaching or
research assistantships.
Continuing Students: Complete the Financial
Aid Application for Admitted Students. This form is available
from the Graduate School or online.
• Assistantships (also available in PDF)
• Scholarships (also available in PDF)
• Fellowships
• Stipend Information
• Tax Status of Assistantships
• Payroll/Employment Documents
• FAQ on Assistantships
• Graduate Assistant Benefits
• Graduate Assistant Discounts