In
general, financial assistance for graduate students comes from
the Graduate College, your academic program, or from the
Office of Student Financial Aid. International
Students may work on campus, but do not qualify for support
from the Office of Student Financial Aid due to the nature of state public
funding
for
this
institution.
Support
from the Graduate College or your academic program
These
can include paid assistantships, fellowships, traineeships, scholarships,
and part-time employment.
Assistantships,
Fellowships & Other Sources of Aid
Support
from the Office of Student Financial Aid
Domestic
applicants may be eligible for assistance from this office
if you are enrolled
at least half-time (5 semester hours during the academic year, or
3 semester hours
during the summer session) as a graduate student in a degree program.
Office
of Student Financial Aid
**Important Student Loan Update**
Employment
opportunities
Many UI students hold on-campus jobs, and work opportunities
are almost always available.
Student
Employment Opportunities
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