Tuition Payment Eligibility
Graduate assistants must meet all of the Graduate School eligibility requirements and be appointed for at least .25 FTE (10 hours per week) to be eligible for tuition payment. Each job classification has specific requirements; refer to detailed graduate assistantship classification descriptions in the Graduate Assistantship Policies and Guidelines to determine eligibility.
A graduate assistant, regardless of job classification code or funding source, is required to work a minimum of 150 hours during the fall or spring appointment, and a minimum of 100 hours during a summer appointment to be eligible for tuition payment. The college, department, and/or unit may retract any tuition paid on behalf of the graduate assistant should the graduate assistant not fulfill their GA responsibilities. In this circumstance, the student will be responsible for tuition payment. The graduate program is responsible for monitoring the fulfillment of graduate assistant duties and hours. If these requirements are not met, the department must appropriately notify the student that they have not fulfilled their GA responsibilities and will have their tuition payment retracted.
Graduate News
- Boren Awards Session
- Scholarship for Service Program - SMART
- Graduate Student Research Symposium Research Excellence Awards
- Call for Faculty and Student Posters, for the 4th Campus & Community sustainability Conference & 2nd Going Green Tampa Bay Expo
- Congratulations to Michael Martinez-Colón who will be going to Lisbon in November
- Dr. Karen Liller Appointed Dean of Grad School & AVP of Research & Innovation
- ASHA Seeks Student Monitors for Conference
- University of Buffalo McNair Scholars Research Conference
- 4th annual Concrete Thinking For A Sustainable World winners
- ACSA Announces Green Community Competition Winners
- NEW Summer Research Skills Course to be Offered June/July 2009
- Benefits Program Open Enrollment for Postdoctoral Scholars
- Tour USF - Tampa campus
- USF Graduate Programs Ranked Tops by U.S. News & World Report
- Graduate Multidisciplinary Scholars (GMS), Ryan Michael - All That Glitters
- University of South Florida has two teams advance to the semi-final round of the Global Venture Challenge 2009
- Aki Nakanishi, a PhD student in Anthropology, was awarded top prize for her paper at the Education Without Borders 2009
- Governor Charlie Crist establishes week to highlight contributions of graduate and professional students
- Congratulations to the recipients of the Graduate Student Challenge Grants
- Important Dates!
