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Graduate Financial Assistance
Dept. of Special Education & Rehabilitation (SPER)
| The Department of Special Education and Rehabilitation offers the following graduate financial aid. For a listing of fellowships & scholarships consult the graduate financial assistance section of a current general catalog, or click here for the general catalog information (it will open in a new window). |
| A. Master's in Rehabilitation Counselor Education (MRC) | |
| Long-Term Training in Rehabilitation
Counseling This assistance is funded by federal grants to the department. All Rehabilitation Counselor Education students may apply. Amount of awards vary. For more information on these grants contact Julie Smart at jsmart@cc.usu.edu. |
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| Comprehensive
System of Personal Development Grant This grant is for part-time students who are employed as state rehabilitation counselors and have been admitted to the master's program. For more information, contact Julie Smart at jsmart@cc.usu.edu |
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| B. Master's in Special Education (MS) | |
| A limited number of teaching assistantships, research
assistantships, and other graduate assistantships are
available. Contact. Pam Hudson at
phudson@cc.usu.edu.
The maximum total University workload for full-time graduate
students is half-time (20 hours a week). Graduate students
must be full-time, matriculated students with a G.P.A.
of 3.0 or higher. Graduate assistants may register for
a maximum of 12 credits per semester, except a research
assistant whose assistantship involves his or her thesis
or dissertation research. |
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| C. Doctorate in Special Education (PhD) | |
| Other
Financial Assistance For Graduate Students There is financial assistance available for some doctoral students in the Department of Special Education and Rehabilitation. Tuition waivers may also be available. For specific information contact Tim Slocum at tslocum@cc.usu.edu. You can also go to the doctorate webpage. 
Doctorate webpage |
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