Financial Aid and Tuition

For entering students, financial aid comes in several forms. The most generous award is the Dean’s Fellowship, which provides full-time tuition and a stipend for the first year followed by a teaching fellowship for either two or three more years. We also offer one-year research fellowships with area museums, one-year teaching fellowships in affiliated departments (only available for those who enter with a Masters degree) and one-year graduate assistantships. Each of these packages also cover full-time tuition and pay a stipend.

The Admissions Committee awards financial aid during the application review, so we encourage you to make sure your application is complete by January 15. Please know that only a limited amount of financial aid exists each year, and that all entering students are not guaranteed to receive an offer of aid from the program.

For information about tuition, living expenses and federal loans, please consult the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Financial Aid site.