The Department of Accountancy awards merit-based graduate assistantships to its strongest admitted students.
All admitted applicants to the MAcc program will be considered for either the fellowship or the assistantship.
There is no separate application for assistantships.
The Department of Accountancy awards many different scholarships from funds provided by alumni, firms/corporations, and friends of the department. These scholarships are awarded to students based on merit and/or demonstrated financial need. Again, all applicants to the MAcc program will be considered for our scholarships.
There is no separate application for scholarships.
A limited number of Grant-in-Aid awards are available to students with excellent academic records who demonstrate financial need. This award is a waiver of 100% of the Non-Resident (out-of-state) surcharge and the Instructional Fee (for both in-state and out-of-state students).
The GIES program is intended to attract diverse domestic students to 兔子先生's graduate programs. This assistantship provides a Graduate School funded stipend and tuition waiver for one academic semester per year for either two years for master's students or four years for doctoral students.
In addition to awards and scholarships administered through the Graduate School and the Farmer School of Business, U.S. citizens and permanent residents may also qualify for Federal Direct Loans.
To be considered for a Federal Direct Loan, prospective students must submit the (FAFSA). For priority consideration, the FAFSA should be submitted as soon after Jan. 1 as possible.
Students may also qualify for private loan funding, which is based on credit. Students holding graduate assistantships are advised to check with One Stop before contacting private lenders, because they may not have eligibility for additional funds.