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Northeastern Grants & Scholarships - Graduate Assistantships |
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Teaching/Research Assistantships, Stipended Graduate Assistantships And Tuition Assistantships |
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These positions and awards are offered directly by the individual graduate schools or academic departments. Students seeking such assistance should contact their graduate school for an application and eligibility criteria. Any tuition remission, stipend award and/or housing compensation will be incorporated into the student’s financial aid package as a resource. Students who receive these forms of assistance may have reduced eligibility for need-based aid. Please note that assistantship funds are posted to your tuition account after a semester has begun and, therefore, will not appear on your initial billing statement. More specific information about each type of position is listed below:
• Graduate School Scholarships (GSS), non-taxable scholarships provided by academic departments to cover up to full tuition costs. Applications can be made to the department.
• Northeastern University Graduate Assistantships (GA), offer a taxable stipend in return for service, plus a non-taxable partial or full tuition scholarship. Graduate assistantships include teaching and research appointments, each requiring a time commitment to provide various types of assistance to an assigned department or project each week.
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Additional Graduate Scholarship Resources |
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• Double Husky Scholarship Recent NU graduates are eligible to receive a 25% Tuition Scholarship to attend a Master's Level Graduate program or CPS Certificate or Master's program on a full-time basis for enrollment beginning with Summer 2009, Fall 2009, Winter 2010 or Spring 2010. The Double Husky Scholarship will be available to the graduating Classes of 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009. Visit http://www.northeastern.edu/doublehusky/ for additional information on this program.
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Graduate Fellowship The MLK Jr. Graduate Fellowships are administered through the African-American Institute. These awards are offered annually to African-American students in full-time graduate programs as long as the student demonstrates satisfactory academic progress and financial need as determined by Student Financial Services. Applicants must complete the financial aid process, as well as an application available from the African-American Institute.
• Graduate Dean’s Scholarship The Dean’s Scholarships are awarded to the incoming professional masters students based upon academic achievement. To be eligible for consideration, a student must be in the top one third of their program’s incoming class. No separate application is required beyond the admissions application materials. Students selected for the Dean’s Scholarship will be notified by their academic department or Dean's Office. Students who receive these forms of assistance may have reduced eligibility for need-based aid.
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