See Graduate Assistantship.

A type of student employment; usually refers to a student teaching or research position.

Assistantship is a grant of financial assistance to a graduate student that is offered in return for certain services in teaching or laboratory supervision as a teaching assistant, or for services in [..]

An assistantship is a form of financial aid where the student performs services in exchange for a full or partial tuition waiver and a living stipend. The most common types of assistantships are resea [..]

A study grant of financial assistance to a graduate student that is offered in return for certain services in teaching or laboratory supervision as a teaching assistant, or for services in research as [..]

n. cargo de ayudante del profesor

A financial aid award granted to a graduate student to help pay for tuition that is offered in return for certain services, such as serving as a teaching assistant or research assistant.[Back to Top]

Usually a student teaching or research position, used to earn money to cover school expenses.

See Graduate Assistantship.

A merit-based, university-funded award whereby a student receives a financial stipend for services rendered in addition to a tuition scholarship. Also, Graduate Assistants are entitled to a discount at the university bookstore.

Student employment, usually referring to research or student teaching.

Graduate assistantships normally require at least 20 hours per week devoted to teaching or research and are generally prohibited from working elsewhere in addition to the assistantship. For additional [..]