For information on how to apply for financial aid or eligibility requirements, visit the Office of Financial Aid website.
Students in these graduate assistantship positions are employed by UT Dallas and are expected to meet specified teaching or research obligations to receive compensation. Teaching assistantships are available on a limited basis in most graduate programs. In addition, many faculty members have research projects that provide research assistantships. Learn more about becoming a TA or RA.
The Guaranteed Tuition Plan is designed to help new students and their families better plan for the cost of a college education, while allowing the university to maintain the quality of its academic programs.
The current tuition rates and fees, as well as payment deadline information and other payment resources, are available on the Bursar website.
Most UT Dallas scholarships are awarded based on academic program, merit and achievement. Additionally, you may find many other sources through third-party scholarship search tools.
The Founders Distinguished Graduate Fellowships program is an innovative four-year doctoral program designed to propel participants into leadership positions in research organizations, universities and industry.
For more information on fellowships and scholarships, visit the Graduate Studies or Office of Financial Aid websites.
Funds through this program are made available through a set-aside of designated tuition. Graduate students demonstrating financial need through a completed FAFSA will be considered for aid. The amount of the award will vary each year based on availability of funds. Undocumented students may complete a paper FAFSA or a Texas Application for State Financial Aid (TASFA).
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