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Funding your education can be challenging for graduate students. In fact, many people do not continue education at a higher level due to perceiving this as a barrier, when in fact there are many ways of securing funds for graduate level studies.
Students in need of financial assistance during their graduate study at the University of Georgia have three possible avenues for funding. The majority of financial aid is provided in the form of graduate assistantships which carry a stipend. Such assistantships are awarded annually on a competitive basis to qualified graduate students and they require part-time teaching, research, or other academic duties defined by their department. Assistantships are normally awarded on a one-third basis or higher. One-third time indicates that the student must work 13 hours per week in the awarding unit, normally their department. Assistantships also require the individual to be enrolled as a full-time student with a course load of at least twelve graduate credit hours in fall and spring semesters and nine graduate credit hours in summer. Assistantships are awarded either as a Graduate School Assistantship or a Departmental Assistantship.
The second avenue for potential funding includes scholarships and fellowships. Such awards are grant-in-aid to a student and are available to stud...