Students from Ontario and Ohio may not displace qualified applicants who are Michigan residents. These expenses include tuition, fees, books, supplies, room, board and transportation. OSFA administers federal, state and institutional funds, based both on financial need and academic merit.
Support is extremely limited.
The majority of graduate students are in full-time employment in the local community. However, some graduate teaching assistantships that provide a stipend and tuition for the two semesters of the academic year, are available to qualified full-time students. Graduate research assistantships are also sometimes available. Competitive awards of variable amounts are available to assist minority students accepted into the occupational and environmental health programs. There is a Ford Motor Company Scholarship available to a suitably qualified African-American candidate.