Funding & Financial Aid
Once a student is admitted to the Psychology Graduate Program, they are automatically funded as either a Research Assistant or a Teaching Assistant, or are funded on a Fellowship. Departmental support is normally available for up to five years. Assistantships come with a stipend, a full waiver of tuition (both in-state and out-of-state) as well as individual health insurance through Campus Health Services. Students are responsible for paying the remaining miscellaneous fees. Get an overview of tuition and other costs and fees.
Apply for Aid
Scholarships & Financial Aid provides step-by-step instructions for Graduate students interested in applying for financial aid:
- Apply for Admission at the University of Arizona
- Complete your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
Funding Opportunities
The funding opportunities listed here are administered or funded by the University of Arizona Graduate College.
Office of Fellowships
Graduate students seeking funding for their studies or research can also find helpful information through the Office of Fellowships and Community Engagement.
The Psychology Department has four Graduate Fellowships available for graduate students each academic-year.
Many other funding resources are available to University of Arizona students through Scholarship Universe, a scholarship-matching tool for admitted students that connects Wildcats to millions of dollars in internal and external scholarships.
Additional Information & Resources
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Updated: 09/27/23