Students have access to modern research equipment for molecular analysis of gene expression and functional aspects of the immune system, sophisticated studies of cell physiology, and in-depth studies of embryonic development and all aspects of drug metabolism. Financial Aid Financial support is available to the majority of full-time Ph.D. students in the form of University fellowships, training grants, and research assistantships. University loan programs are also available to qualifying students. D. program each year, all receive funds for payment of tuition and stipend for the years of study in the Graduate College. Tuition waivers for the years of study in Jefferson Medical College are awarded based on funding availability.
Cost depends on the student's type of housing, number of roommates, and marital status.
At present, the University enrolls about 2,500 students. The College of Graduate Studies enrolls approximately 630 students, about half of whom are women. Location Thomas Jefferson University is centrally located in Philadelphia within walking distance of many places of cultural interest, including concert halls, theaters, museums, art galleries, and historic landmarks. There are numerous intercollegiate and professional athletic events. Convenient bus and subway lines connect the University with other local universities and colleges and with several outstanding libraries.