Graduate International

Tuition and Financial Aid

Tuition

International students pay regular out-of-state tuition, as well as a $800 per-semester music program fee paid by all School of Music students. See tuition and fees for international students, both undergraduate and graduate.

Need-Based Financial Aid

International students are not eligible for U.S. federally funded, need-based assistance.

Fellowships and Assistantships

For more information about fellowships and assistantships, check with the Office of Music Admissions or with the department to which you are applying for graduate study.

The following merit awards are available on a competitive basis.

Associate Instructorships (AIs) and Graduate Assistantships (GAs) offer a fee remission plus a stipend. Associate instructors gain valuable teaching experience in these positions.

Chancellor's Fellowships for eligible new doctoral students provide an assistantship with fee remission and a stipend.

Music scholarships and fellowships provide competitive, partial-tuition awards.