TAs are typically responsible for labs or recitations in large lecture courses. These funds are distributed according to guidelines issued by the Graduate School. The department has one scholarship available to current graduate students. The Mabel Duncan Memorial Scholarship is for graduate students who qualify for financial aid. Residency for Tuition Purposes Students should establish Colorado residency for tuition purposes, i.e., to avoid paying the higher non-resident tuition.
Colorado residency is defined by State statute.
The statute requires that a person be domiciled in Colorado 12 consecutive months immediately preceding registration for the semester in which resident status is desired. Establishing domicile requires a complex of documentation. Students desiring to do so must begin the process well in advance of the beginning of classes for the first semester in order to qualify as a resident student at the beginning of the second year. You are encouraged to consult with the University Residency Classification Office, Regent Hall, Campus Box 68. This supplements basic information on the Graduate School given in the current University of Colorado Catalog, which you are urged to consult.