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Graduate Assistantship Waivers
Students who hold a graduate assistantship position may be eligible for an in-state and/or out-of-state tuition waiver. Most graduate programs have a limited number of graduate assistantships that include out-of-state, partial in-state, and/or full in-state tuition waivers.
Eligibility
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To be eligible for the waiver(s), students must meet be:
- In-state tuition waiver (awarded to select graduate students; not all positions are eligible)
- An active degree-seeking graduate student
- Hired at a minimum of 10 hours per week as a graduate assistant, graduate teaching assistant, or graduate research assistant; waivers are pro-rated based on the position hours, for enrollment of up to nine (9) graduate credit hours
- Paid the minimum stipend requirement
- Out-of-state fee waiver
- An active degree-seeking graduate student
- Classified as an out-of-state resident for tuition purposes
- Hired at a minimum of 10 hours per week as a graduate assistant, graduate assistant-distance learning coach, graduate teaching assistant, or graduate research assistant
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Important Waiver Information
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- Waiver is only applied towards graduate level tuition
- Fees* are not covered
- Students are liable for tuition not covered by the waiver(s), and fees
- In-state tuition waiver is determined from the position hours and is pro-rated based on enrollment of up to nine (9) graduate credit hours
- Waiver is only good for the semesters during which the student is employed
- Eligibility requirements must be maintained throughout the semester
- If the position is terminated or the student withdraws from courses before the final deadline to withdraw from the term in which the position is held, the waiver will be adjusted accordingly. This may result in an outstanding balance being owed. Refer to the for the final withdrawal deadline.
- Student's are required to contact us if enrollment changes after the date the waiver was applied
An email notice is sent to the student when the waiver is processed. It takes 1-3 business days for the waiver to credit to the student bill. Students who are expecting a waiver should consider a payment plan if it has not posted within 3-5 business days of the payment deadline.
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