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Financial Support of Graduate Students

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Learn about funding options for graduate students including contracts, stipends, and tuition payment methods. Use the Smart form to distribute funding efficiently. Understand the different sections and requirements for funding eligibility.

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  1. Financial Support of Graduate Students July 1, 2009 Part Two of Two Office of Graduate & Professional Education

  2. The SAFF 1 • 4 sections: • Contract tuition • Stipend • Residency Differential (DGS) • “Other” payments • “Smart” form – it only shows relevant sections Office of Graduate & Professional Education

  3. The SAFF • Smart form – recognizes if you’ve already prepared a contract (GSCRF) for this student • Shows the terms associated with this contract • Just select the terms you want to fund (by checking the checkboxes) • Same for a stipend – if you’ve prepared a contract (GSCRF) for this student that includes a stipend, this section will appear • If ready distribute the funding for the stipend, click the radio button

  4. Non-Resident--No contract • No GSCRF • No SAFF needed unless paying “other amount” • The DGS section will not appear on the form Office of Graduate & Professional Education

  5. Non-Resident—100% tuition contract with stipend and not on a grant • GSCRF • SAFF—pay tuition from as many departmental purpose codes as you like • The DGS section will not appear on the form • “Other” does appear but may leave it unanswered Office of Graduate & Professional Education

  6. Non-Resident—100% Block Tuition Semester or 50% Block Tuition Semester • GSCRF • SAFF—Use GRAD 112117 as purpose code • The DGS section will not appear on the form • “Other” does appear but may leave it unanswered Office of Graduate & Professional Education

  7. Non-Resident—50% tuition contract with 50% stipend and not on grant • GSCRF • SAFF—pay tuition from as many departmental purpose codes as you like • The DGS section will not appear on the form • “Other” does appear but may leave it unanswered Office of Graduate & Professional Education

  8. Non-Resident—100% tuition contract with stipend and tuition paid by grant • GSCRF • SAFF—pay tuition from grant purpose code(s) • The DGS section will not appear on the form • “Other” does appear but may leave it unanswered Office of Graduate & Professional Education

  9. Non-resident—50% tuition contract with 50% stipend and tuition paid by grant • GSCRF • SAFF—pay tuition from grant purpose code(s) • The DGS section will not appear on the form • “Other” does appear but may leave it unanswered

  10. DE Resident—100% tuition contract with stipend and not on grant • GSCRF • SAFF—pay tuition from as many departmental purpose codes as you like • The DGS section will not appear on the form • Tuition percentage must equal 100% • “Other” does appear but may leave it unanswered Office of Graduate & Professional Education

  11. DE Resident—100% block tuition semester • GSCRF • SAFF—pay tuition from multiple purpose codes • The DGS section will appear on the form • Use GRAD 112117 for 38.4% • Use other purpose code(s) for 61.6% • “Other” does appear but may leave it unanswered

  12. DE Resident—50% contract with 50% stipend and not on grant • GSCRF • SAFF—pay tuition from as many departmental purpose codes as you like • The DGS section will not appear on the form • Tuition percentage must equal 100% • “Other” does appear but may leave it unanswered

  13. DE Resident—100% tuition with stipend and tuition paid by grant • GSCRF • SAFF—pay tuition from multiple purpose codes • The DGS section will appear on the form • Use GRANT Purpose code(s) for 38.4% • Use other purpose code(s) for 61.6% • “Other” does appear but may leave it unanswered

  14. DE Resident—50% tuition contract with 50% stipend and tuition paid by grant • GSCRF • SAFF—pay tuition from multiple purpose codes • The DGS section will appear on the form • Use GRANT Purpose code(s) for 23.76% • Use other purpose code(s) for 76.24% • “Other” does appear but may leave it unanswered

  15. DE Resident—No contract • NO GSCRF • Contract Tuition Section does not appear for DE residents not on contract • The DGS section will appear on the form • Select “YES” • Pay DGS from as many purpose codes as you like • Percent must total 100% • “Other” does appear but may leave it unanswered Office of Graduate & Professional Education

  16. A Handy Chart! • Don’t worry – we have print outs of this! Office of Graduate & Professional Education

  17. Deadlines • Need SAFF by July 8th—if at all possible—THANKS!! • Only the SAFF forms approved by July 11th will pay the student’s tuition on their billing statement • Bills are only generated on July 11th if the student has registered • ADMN 560 or 561 is a registration—this comes from the GSCRF • If no SAFF and if ADMN 560 or 561 has been registered by the GSCRF, the student’s bill will show the total amount due

  18. Office of Graduate & Professional Education