Through this program, an eligible student may receive one or more types of financial aid. Assistantships - The College of Graduate Studies has a number of graduate assistantship position within the various departments on campus. Graduate assistants usually work 15 hours a week, and are compensated with monthly stipends and reduced tuition rates. Employment - Three employment programs are available to students.
Students normally work two hours per day.
All currently enrolled students may participate in the program as there are no financial eligibility requirements. The Institutional Work Program helps students locate part-time employment on campus. There are no eligibility requirements. Fellowships-Similar in many ways to scholarships and grants, these programs are most often established to assist graduate students and sometimes involve a work obligation. Grants - State and privately funded grant programs are available to students enrolled at Georgia Southern University.