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Financial Support for Students in Mathematics
Almost all doctoral students are expected to receive full financial assistance from the department working as Instructional Assistants or Research Assistants. To apply, a completed employment application form, and at least one letter of commendation on your ability to teach and/or to do research are required. Please see below for more detailed information.
| Type of Aid | Stipend | Brief Description | Submit: | Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Instructional Assistants (IA) (only for doctoral students) | $26,000 on a nine month contract. (Fall and Spring semesters) | Normal duties include teaching two beginning math classes each semester. | Cover letter stating your intent, Employment application form, and current vita (to the Math. Dept.) | Fall: March 1. Spring: Oct. 1 |
| Research Assistants (RA) | RAs stipends depend on research grant | Duties depend on the research grant | Cover letter stating your intent, Employment application form, and current vita (to the Math. Dept.) | Fall: March 1 |
| Graduate Scholarships | Awards range from $1,000 to $2,500 per semester | To encourage students to complete a master's or doctoral degree at TXState | See Graduate Scholarships for details | Fall: March 1. |
For other sources of financial aid go to the Financial Aid link on the Texas State Web site - http://www.finaid.txstate.edu/
Note: For detailed information concerning instructional/teaching assistantships please refer to the Mathematics Instructional Assistant/Teaching Assistant Policies and Procedures (Contact the mathematics office for a copy – math@txstate.edu )
For more information and deadlines on financial support, please visit the Graduate College financial aid page.
To receive financial support from the Department of Mathematics, you must be accepted as a student by the Graduate College of the University. Upon inquiry, they will be happy to send you a catalog and admissions forms. Their website is www.gradcollege.txstate.edu, and their address is
Graduate College
Texas State University
601 University Drive
San Marcos, TX 78666, USA
 | Stanley G. Wayment Chairman of the Mathematics Department Office: Math/CS 470 Phone: 512-245-3555 Email: sw05@txstate.edu |
