It's the season for Graduate school funding decisions.
We hope you get your own good news this month!
When you get it, it will be time to try to understand your MS/PhD offer.
Here is what a good offer should look like:
We hope you get your own good news this month!
When you get it, it will be time to try to understand your MS/PhD offer.
Here is what a good offer should look like:
First, look at the average monthly expenses of a student below.
Note: This changes drastically depending on the part of the U.S.
Your closest estimate is best given by a student on campus.
Note: This changes drastically depending on the part of the U.S.
Your closest estimate is best given by a student on campus.
Now, look at your offer letter. Ideally a good offer should waive tuition and include some or all of the following:
The ultimate decision to accept or reject an offer lies in your hands. This information is just FYI.
In a case where you have multiple offers (Amen!), this may help in your decision.
Make sure you understand the financial realities of what you are getting into.
Best wishes.
In a case where you have multiple offers (Amen!), this may help in your decision.
Make sure you understand the financial realities of what you are getting into.
Best wishes.
This short video explains what can be considered a good and a poor offer letter with samples.
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