Each Round River student research assistant is enrolled as a student at Utah State University. Grades are recorded at Utah State, and transcripts are issued which meet accepted standards for transferability. Deposits, Tuition and Fees Round River meets the expenses of its conservation projects through a combination of tuition charges, foundation grants, contracts and private donations. This total includes tuition charges, project research fees, room and board, and ground transportation during the program. The student cost total does not include transportation to and from the project site nor personal expenses during the project.
Financial aid is available from Round River's.
In addition, federal student financial aid packages can be applied. Students needing financial help should contact Round River early in the application process. A non-refundable deposit is required no later than 10 days following notification of acceptance. Full tuition is due sixty days prior to program initiation. Round River provides group camping equipment and research equipment.