Funding Resources

Departmental Funding

Doctoral Programs: A limited number of full- and partial-tuition scholarships and fellowships are available. All admitted applicants are automatically considered. After six full-time terms all doctoral students automatically receive a 75% tuition scholarship for the remainder of the program. 

MHS Programs: In the second year, after successful completion of 64 units and during the practicum, all master's students receive a 75% tuition scholarship.

Training Grants: Occasionally, faculty training grants can cover tuition, stipend, and health insurance for select predoctoral and postdoctoral students. Students can also secure NRSA grants for themselves.

Endowed Student Support Awards: The Department recognizes current students' accomplishments with monetary awards that vary from $500 to $3,000.

For more information, contact the Academic Administrator.