and Policy Analysis
| Graduate school can be financed with assistantships, fellowships and financial aid... | ||
| Assistantships are available from the department and pay a monthly stipend plus a full tuition waiver. These assistantships are awarded on a competitive basis to students interested in attending graduate school full time and in working for the department 20 hours a week. The work of a graduate assistantship in the department of Public Administration involves tutoring students, working with faculty on research projects, and participating in public service activities. | ||
| Qualified students may also apply to the Graduate School for a Competitive Graduate Award fellowship which carries a stipend for the academic year and a full tuition waiver. Students should apply for this award the year before they plan on attending Graduate School. There are a limited number of awards made across the entire campus. Students considering this award should have an exceptional grade point average. | ||
| Financial aid for graduate students includes Graduate Scholar Awards for minority students, Illinois fellowships, grants, and loans. Inquire at the Graduate School about these awards. | ||
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