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PhD Graduate/Teaching Assistantships
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Financial assistance from the School is awarded on a competitive basis, and expectations are that students will normally be supported for up to four years. However, renewal of financial aid is subject to availability, satisfactory academic progress, and the satisfactory and timely completion of assignments as Teaching Assistants or Graduate Assistants. Students who do not receive financial aid commitments at the beginning of their first semester, but who later receive support, may be considered for continued financial assistance only after those students to whom initial four-year commitments were made; remaining or additional financial aid will then be allocated according to the criteria above.  

To apply for teaching assistantships and graduate assistantships support, simply check the box on your Graduate School Application form.

The beginning salary for teaching and graduate assistantships is $18,347 (2007-2007) for an academic year. Applications for assistantships are due on or before March 1, although awards occasionally are available at later dates. Prospective graduate students may apply for assistantships when they receive an application form for admission.

Students employed as Graduate Assistants, Teaching Assistants or Fellows are eligible for tuition remission in accordance with your contract. A RT 100 form for TA GAs or RT 100 form for fellows, must be completed and submitted EACH SEMESTER with your term bill and payment for all charges.

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