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The Graduate School manages the state-appropriated budget of the Graduate
Student Support Plan. Payments for out-of-state tuition remission, in-state
tuition awards, and health insurance to be charged against the allocated
budget are administered through the Graduate School in cooperation with
designated coordinators for each academic school/college. Each school/college
coordinator operates within a budget based on slots (dollars) of out-of-state
tuition remission, in-state tuition awards, and health insurance allocated
to the academic colleges each March. These funds may be reallocated to
departments within schools/colleges under the supervision of the coordinators
for the respective units.
An additional pool of money is available as Tuition Remission match for
colleges that raise matching tuition remission through contracts and grants;
foundations; or other external sources.
The non-state appropriated budget of the Graduate Student Support Plan
for in-state tuition awards and health insurance comes from the source
of the stipend when the source of the stipend is non-state appropriated.
To view the Graduate Student Support Plan funding chart, click
here.
1. In-State Tuition Awards
a. For TAs, RAs, and EAs on Academic Affairs budgets and ARS RAs
"Academic Affairs" refers to state-appropriated Ledger 2 funds, while
"ARS" refers to state-appropriated Agricultural Research Service funds
under Ledger 4. Eligible students with stipends from these sources receive
awards from state funds managed by the Graduate School (within the limits
of the in-state tuition award slots allocated to each college).
b. For all other stipends
The source of the stipend (or the department/college) covers the cost
of in-state tuition for eligible students. When a stipend is paid from
multiple sources, each contributes to the cost of in-state tuition in
proportion to the percent of the stipend that is paid from each source.
2. Out-of-State Tuition Remission
For all eligible students
State funds managed by the Graduate School cover the difference between
in-state and out-of-state tuition (within the limits of the tuition-remission
slots allocated to each college).
3. Health Insurance
a. For TAs, RAs, and EAs on Academic Affairs budgets
"Academic Affairs" refers to state-appropriated Ledger 2 funds. Eligible
students with stipends from this source receive health insurance from
state funds managed by the Graduate School (within the limits of the
health-insurance slots allocated to each college).
b. For all other stipends
The source of the stipend (or the department/college) covers the cost
of health insurance for eligible students. When a stipend is paid from
multiple sources, each contributes to the cost of health insurance in
proportion to the percent of the stipend that is paid from each source.
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