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Most students find it helpful to plan their budgets for the year so that they are not unduly surprised.
Graduate students generally finance their graduate studies and living expenses from a combination of sources. Students are expected to actively seek out and apply for funding.
Financial support varies considerably among departments, schools, and programs. Academic merit and availability of funds are the primary considerations in the awarding of graduate financial support. The funding sources page explains the various forms of this support at Stanford, and there are definitions and guidelines in the Graduate Academic Policies and Procedures Handbook. Ask in your department about how similarly situated students fund their graduate studies.
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Many graduate students are supported by teaching or research assistantships. These provide salary for the teaching or research work performed and a tuition allowance, along with a Cardinal Care insurance subsidy. Policies related to research and teaching assistantships, and minimum compensation levels for those positions are set by Stanford University. For clarification and interpretation contact your school dean's office or Ann George at VPGE.
Staff members use the GFS system to administer their graduate students’ funding. Along with Stanford’s Financial Aid and Student Financial Services offices, VPGE oversees the operation of this PeopleSoft application. Policies and procedures are detailed in the GFS Policy manual. For support and interpretation contact Ann George at VPGE.