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Up-to-date tuition information and rates are available on the聽.
International students are considered out-of-state students.
In addition to classroom instruction, your tuition supports faculty, student services, campus operations, and campus administration.
Proof of Funding
In order to satisfy the immigration regulations necessary to obtain, or continue on, an F-1 or J-1 student visa, international students need to demonstrate "proof of English proficiency"聽 for their studies at CU-Boulder and聽"proof of funding."
F-1 Proof of Funding Requirements
J-1 Proof of Funding Requirements
Your proof of funding information is used for immigration purposes only; the admissions decision will be made by your department independently of this information. This form does NOT need to be submitted prior to the application deadline.
We cannot issue any immigration documents (the I-20 or DS-2019) until both 鈥減roof of English proficiency鈥� and 鈥減roof of funding鈥� have been fulfilled.
If you have any questions about this form, or the international aspect of your application, please email the International Admissions Office at聽intlgrad@colorado.edu. 聽
Sources of Financial Assistance
Fellowships
The 麻豆视频 offers fellowship support to entering and continuing regular degree-seeking graduate students on the basis of academic promise or academic success. Students are nominated by their home departments. 聽Please check with your department to see if you need to complete additional forms to be considered for a fellowship.聽
Teaching &聽Research Assistantships
Many departments provide graduate students with teaching or research assistantships. These appointments provide a salary and tuition waiver, as well as a partial insurance benefit. 聽To find out more about assistantships opportunities, you must contact the聽department聽to which you are applying. You may also find more information about funding on the department鈥檚 website. Visit the academic section to search for your department of interest.
Training Grants
Departments may provide students with funding through training grants, providing graduate students the opportunity to work closely and collaboratively with mentors and other graduate students on specific, long-term research projects. Primarily science, engineering, and social science departments offer this type of grant. Students should consult directly with their home department to find out what opportunities are available in this area.
Financial Aid
Financial aid is defined in part as U.S. government assistance for U.S. citizens and permanent residents. If you are neither of those you will not qualify for it. You should check with your own government as to whether they offer financial aid, scholarships or grants to students studying abroad, but you would need to secure that support independently.聽
Loans
Educational loans from U.S. banks are generally not extendable to non-citizens and non-permanent residents, because they are considered part of financial aid, as they are backed by the U.S. government. These types of educational loans may be available in your country, but you would need to seek out that support independently.
Student Employment
International students can sometimes secure small jobs around campus, but it鈥檚 important to note that these types of positions would never be enough to pay for tuition and room and board. 聽CU-Boulder's聽聽posts an average of 600 part-time, on-campus and off-campus jobs for students on聽. Many domestic U.S. graduate students who qualify for federal financial aid also qualify for federal work-study awards. Call the Student Employment Office to find out at 303-492-7349 or stop by Regent 205.
International students may verify their employment eligibility and restrictions through聽.
Additional Funding
Additional funding may be sought from national, international, industrial, or foundation sources. A partial list of such sources is available in our funding section. Other avenues to learn about these opportunities include career counseling offices and directories of funding sources such as the聽Annual Register of Grant Support聽and the聽Grants Register聽in university libraries.
International Applicants
The main form of funding through CU-Boulder for international graduate students is from the聽department聽to which you are applying. Visit their website, or contact them directly with inquiries.
Department Assistantships &聽Graduate School Fellowships
To find out more about assistantships and fellowship opportunities, you must contact the聽department聽to which you are applying. You may also find more information about funding on the department鈥檚 website. Visit the academic section to search for your department of interest.
Online Resources
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Print Resources
IIE Books has several print resources for purchase. We recommend聽Funding For U.S. Study: A Guide for Citizens of Other Nations, which provides current information on grants and fellowships for study abroad.
Institute of International Education
P.O. Box 371
Annapolis Junction, MD 20701-0301
Phone: 1-800-445-0443
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