i still need moneyEven with a T.A. position, I will still need to have money to live off of and pay for any extra expenses related to school. I have a few options. I can take out a student loan. I can work throughout college and pay for it all myself. I can also apply for grants and scholarships. Obviously, the most favorable option would to apply for scholarships and not have to pay anything back. I have done some research on various loans/scholarships/grants, including another outline of the T.A. position in order to clarify various means of paying for college.
| Type-Name | Amount | Requirements | Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sigma Tau Delta Senior Scholarship | Max $3,000 | Essay 2 Recs Transcripts |
Past Due [I am currently waiting to hear back from this scholarship] |
| Sigma Tau Delta Graduate Scholarship | Max $3,000 | Essay 2 Recs Transcripts |
November 22 |
| Sallie Mae Fixed Payment Loan | Any | $25/monthly in school payment | Whenever |
| Sallie Mae Interest Payment Loan | Any | Make full payments while in school | Whenever |
| Clemson Teaching Assistantship | $11,374 (1st year) $13,724 (2nd year) |
Application, Research Assistance, Administrative Support, Tutoring |
February 1 |
As I continue to find more ways to finance graduate school, I will update this list.
A Question for my Readers
How have you financed graduate school?
Maybe working for a year and putting money away for grad school is another possible option for you to consider.
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