Answer: Yes. The McCallum Graduate School of Business participates in all federal loan programs including the Stafford Loan program. There are also many alternative student loan programs available including the Massachusetts Education Financing Authority (MEFA), CitiBank CitiAssist Loan, Nellie Mae's GraExcel loan, MBA Loans and the Business Access loan. For more information or an application for any of these loan programs, please contact the Office of Graduate Financial Assistance at 781.891.

To find out what student loans are available to you and how to apply, visit Student Financial Services. This website offers everything you need to know about geting a student loan.

Yes, graduate assistantships and doctoral associateships are available each year and are awarded on a competitive basis. Continued funding is contingent upon satisfactory performance and availability of funds. The application for an assistantship is part of the Graduate School application process.

Answer: Students must be matriculated into the program and take a minimum of 6 credits to apply for federal aid; otherwise they can apply for personal or alternative loans from a bank. Financial aid advisors in the Health Sciences Center Office of Student Services at 631-444-2111 are available to discuss these issues with prospective applicants.

ANSWER: Most scholarships are obtained from outside the university system. We encourage you to do a web search for outside funding at the same time as you are applying for Ph.D. programs. Some fellowships can only be used in the first year of graduate study, e.g. the Mellon; you would apply for these in the fall before you enter graduate school so that, if successful, you will have funding for your first year.

Graduate students can purchase health insurance that is available for all Michigan Tech students. If you receive a graduate teaching assistantship (GTA) or graduate research assistantship (GRA), the Graduate School is currently supplying an annual $200 subsidy to assist you in purchasing this insurance.

Yes. An excellent resource for information on these programs can be found on the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) website: www.nais.org/financialaid/parents/loanprograms.

No, not everyone is a graduate student. Typically graduate students compose about 60-70% of the house. The remaining members are primarily upper division undergraduates. Often a few lower division undergraduates and university staff members also make Laurel House their home.

Answer: Work experience is considered as part of the overall application review process. While strongly preferred. It is not always required. As part of your application packet, we ask that you include a current resume to clearly outline your work history.

The Center for Student Financial Aid and the Office of Graduate Studies and Research is providing the following financial assistance to graduate students.

JGSA (the Jewish Graduate Students Association) serves this purpose exclusively. In the past there have been happy-hour get-togethers, Shabbat dinners, speakers, and various social events. We are always looking for new grad students & young professionals willing to plan and organize events. Contact dk57@nyu.edu to get involved or check the Jewish Graduate Students Association webpage and join the mailing list.

A variety of courses applicable to several of UNC’s graduate programs of study will be offered. You can use the instructions for searching for courses to help you find graduate courses. More information: 970-351-2831 or gradsch@unco.edu.

Financial assistance is available to students enrolling in master's and doctoral students (read more).

Federal Perkins Loans are available to graduate students on a very limited basis. These need-based loans will be awarded to students with the highest need while funds are available.

Subsidized Federal Stafford Loans are need-based loans for U.S. citizens and permanent residents only. The federal government pays the interest on these loans while the student is in school and during the grace period before repayment begins. The loan limit is up to $8,500 per year for graduate or professional students. Unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loans are non-need-based loans for U.S. citizens and permanent residents only.

Yes. The University of South Alabama offers financial aid assistance through various grant and loan programs. University and privately funded scholarship programs are also available. Inquiries regarding financial aid should be addressed to the Office of Financial Aid, Administration Building, Room 260, University of South Alabama, Mobile, AL 36688-0002.

Yes. The primary form of financial aid is loans. The Financial Aid office has details and information about applications for student loans.

Refer to the opening page of the College of Education's website for a complete list of degrees and programs currently available in the college. Information regarding course offerings for long range planning are available here. Yes. The College of Education offers alternative preparation programs for many certification fields.

The Graduate Studies Overview has our list of graduate degree programs, or for more information on a specific master's, doctorate or certificate program see our graduate majors and interests.

Answer: Bentley awards two types of Merit-Based Aid to highly qualified full-time and part-time graduate students. Awards are based primarily on academic, professional and personal merit, with consideration given to the contribution that each individual can make to the graduate school — without regard to financial need.

Graduate student housing is available primarily for international students. Graduate student housing cannot accommodate families.

Graduate students that are paid hourly are not eligible for the Graduate Assistant Health Insurance Benefit Program. As full-time students, they can enrollment in the health insurance plan and cover 100 percent of the costs of the health insurance plan as indicated in question 6.

Check with the Office of Financial Aid at (912) 681-5413 for complete financial aid information including loans, grants, and scholarships. Students pursuing graduate degrees in critical need areas of education may be eligible for the HOPE Teacher Scholarship Program.

LSUHSC has limited student housing space. To inquire about student housing options, students may contact the Residence Hall Office. The Residence Hall Office is located on the second floor of the Perdido Dormitory, with office hours 8 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday. The mailing address is 1900 Perdido Street, New Orleans, LA 70112. If you have a question or would like more information, visit:

No. The College of Engineering does not formally supervise a co-op program for graduate students, but does provide information on job searching and limited access to job postings. Visit Information for Graduate Students.

students at the University, graduate students are eligible to make use of all facilities. Students living on campus can use the Health Service; non-residents can, as well, by paymg a reasonable semester fee. Health insurance may be purchased. Graduate students may use the recreational facilities of the Palumbo Center, may attend all of the many University activities, may use the various counseling services on campus, and may become as active on campus as they choose.

Loans are the main source of aid for graduate students. Additionally, some students may qualify for Institutional Scholarships and some TX residents may qualify for state grants. There is also limited eligibility for Work-study.