Info Tox Links Student Information Financial Aid Financial assistance is available for most qualified students. This includes a variety of Graduate Student Research Assistantships, Graduate Council Fellowships, Chancellor's Distinguished Fellowships, Dean's Fellowship, Teaching Assistantships, Nonresident Tuition Fellowships, and Fee Fellowships.
Most students also receive a partial fee remission and health insurance.
The cost of living is comparable or lower than that of most other major universities in California. The university has residence halls and apartments for single students as well as family student housing for married and single parent students. On-campus housing is subsidized and generally available. Off-campus housing remains reasonable with apartments, houses and condominiums within easy walking or biking distance. Upon completion of their graduate education, students have entered careers in academia, industry, government, and consulting.