All computers are linked with each other and the Internet via an extensive fiber-optic campuswide network. The Woodruff School's research operation is serviced by its own computer specialists as well as machine and instrumentation shops with a full-time staff of technicians. Numerous research and teaching assistantships, fellowships, and tuition waivers are available to graduate students. Many federal, industrial, and private fellowships are also available. Part-time resident and nonresident graduate students are charged prorated fees.
Fees are subject to change without notice.
Living and Housing Costs Numerous contemporary suites for unmarried students and apartments for married students and their families are available at reasonable costs through the Institute. Three 350-unit Graduate Student Living Centers are open to graduate students. Rooms and apartments in privately owned dwellings within walking distance or a short driving distance are available in several price categories. Students should write to the Housing Office for details. The Institute's total enrollment is approximately 13,000, including 3,500 graduate students.