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Looking for a Master’s or PhD (Partial/Fully Funded Scholarship) ?
Take your time to go through this.
This isn’t a one-time thing; you might get lucky, like some of us, and get it on the first try, or you might have to try over and over.
DON’T GIVE UP!
1.The first step is simple: use Google. Yes, Google!
Search for:
•“MSc … in the US”
•“PhD … in the US”
Make sure to note down the schools that come up (yes, write them down!).
Another useful tip is to create a table (you can use Excel). It helps organize your search.
Also, check Twitter/LinkedIn and search for the terms “scholarship/fully funded.” Write down the names of people who post about getting funded or scholarships. This shows you that the schools they attend offer funding to students.
Note: Funding may be department-specific, but most schools offer funding across various departments. Use this as your starting point.
Imagine you find 20 people—now you have 20 potential schools you can apply to, and you’re sure they offer funding.
At this point, also check the research rating (R-ratings) of the schools. In the US, you’ll find schools rated as:
•R1
•R2
•R-whatever
These ratings show the research intensity of the institution. The competition to get into R1 institutions is usually higher than the others.
2.Visit the school’s website and check their requirements.
It’s not the same for all schools. When I say visit the school’s website, I mean the Graduate Admissions page.
Also, visit the department’s page where your course of study is offered. Look for faculty members and their bios to see their research interests.
Decide if their research aligns with yours. If it does, congratulations!
3.Prepare your cold email.
A cold email is a message you send to the professor whose research interests align with yours. In this email, tell them you’ve reviewed their page and research, and you’re interested in pursuing a graduate degree in that area. If you have any relevant prior experience, mention it.
4.Understand the admission cycle.
Note: If you want to attend a school in a particular year, you need to apply a year in advance.
For example, if you want to start your PhD in Fall 2025, you need to apply in 2024.
Application windows generally open from August 1st through December (priority admission—this is when most schools consider students for funding). Some students also get funding to start in the Spring.
•Fall starts from September to December.
•Spring starts from January to May.
•Summer starts from May to September.
5.Navigating application fees.
Some schools require an application fee (basically a fee to submit your application).
Here are some ways around this:
1.Write an application fee waiver request to the Graduate Admission Coordinator.
2.Attend an Open House—some schools offer fee waivers to attendees.
Documents you need to prepare:
1.Academic Transcript (you can apply with a student copy, but some schools require a WES evaluation).
2.Statement of Purpose (SoP).
3.Curriculum Vitae (academic-style).
4.Letter of English Proficiency, or you may need to take an English test (IELTS/TOEFL).
5.GRE (optional, depending on the school).
6.Recommendation Letters (you need 2 to 3 people who can say good things about you). Ensure that they use official email addresses (not @gmail.com).
Attached below are links to samples of the required documents:
Statement of Purpose:
https://t.co/PbhrWpa2mr
Curriculum Vitae:
https://t.co/MEjyiWcD2g
Cold Email:
https://t.co/HTx2XAr7Jd
Recommendation Letter:
https://t.co/xTOmBieM4e
Application Fee Waiver Request:
https://t.co/NyqKbZNyHi
Research Proposal:
https://t.co/yvHcEIEUqf
I found a compiled list of 120+ schools that have offered some form of funding to students.
These are the schools:
1. Boston University (All PhD funded 100% sure of this) - Fully funded, no GRE (college/department based), TOEFL waived for certain applicants (Nigerians included)
2. Northeastern University (PhD in Chemical Engineering) - Fully funded, GRE optional.
3. Princeton University (PhD Civil Engineering) - Fully funded.
4. University of Massachusetts Amherst (PhD) - Fully funded, app fee waived by department, no GRE or IELTS required.
https://t.co/03r55oaDoB of Notre Dame (PhD Chemistry)
6.Oregon State University (MS Statistics) - GRE, IELTS
https://t.co/rvvHnHO5fW of Cincinnati (PhD Philosophy)
https://t.co/P2RepmKh4U Mexico State University (MSc in Family and Consumer Science) - TOEFL
9.Georgia State University (MS in Biology) - No GRE, NO IELTS/TOEFL, NO WES
10.Georgia State University (MBA, Business Analytics) - GRE
Here you go:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States
Financial support is guaranteed for five years to students making satisfactory progress. Students receive full tuition, a stipend, and individual health coverage. Support is in the form of fellowships, teaching assistantships and research assistantships
https://t.co/s61U4Dn6W0
Western University, Canada
Financial support through teaching assistantships, graduate fellowships, and scholarships is available to graduate students and all applicants are automatically considered for financial support.
https://t.co/xbQHpGrURm
University of Michigan, United States
The math department at the University of Michigan generally guarantees funding for PhD students for the first five academic years (assuming, of course, that the student is making satisfactory progress towards their degree and doing satisfactory work in their assigned jobs).
https://t.co/52xmu62ANd
Harvard University, United States
Applicants are urged to apply for all funding available to them. If no outside funding is available to the applicant, financial aid in the form of scholarships, research assistantships, and teaching fellowships is available.
https://t.co/kw86Tf4Ynl
Standford University, United States
Students in the PhD program who make satisfactory progress are fully funded for five years. Funding sources include department fellowships, teaching assistantships and research assistantships.
https://t.co/RyuSu5k1lH
University of California, Berkeley, United States
The Department pledges incoming PhD students sufficient financial support so that they have funding for at least 5 years of graduate study at Berkeley, subject to the student making good progress toward the degree and satisfactory performance of all teaching duties.
https://t.co/tQiF9cppLv
University of Minnesota, United States
The PhD program in the School of Mathematics is fully funded. Most of our students are funded through Graduate assistantships, typically in the form of a teaching assistantship. Funding offers are renewable for up to six years.
https://t.co/1LpxVlMeBo
University of Toronto, Canada
Students admitted to the full-time doctoral program will be guaranteed financial support. The base funding is made up of a mix of fellowships (including external awards such as NSERC, OGS), teaching assistantships, and other sources of funding, at the discretion of the department; and is subject to satisfactory academic progress, the maintenance of good standing, and in the case of teaching assistantships, satisfactory performance in that role, as judged by the department.
https://t.co/uugth1UToF
Texas & AM University, United States
Stipends for Ph.D. students in good standing in the department are $2,350.00 per month for 9 months. Currently we are unable to offer support to MS students.
https://t.co/Hy1yiFVPZO
University of Waterloo, Canada
The University of Waterloo and the Faculty of Mathematics offer a variety of opportunities to support you in funding your education.
https://t.co/EksCwSNxz3
Princeton University, United States
First-year students receive the University First-Year Fellowship in Natural Sciences & Engineering, plus full tuition and student health plan coverage. A select few are awarded special fellowships, which provide a supplement or prize to their base amount. All first-years are exempt from grading and teaching.
Second-, third- and fourth-year (and fifth-year) students are expected to grade or teach each semester and are paid as half Assistants in Instruction (AI) and half Assistants in Research (AR).
https://t.co/my3AtmxljN
University of Alberta, Canada
The Department is committed to providing graduate students in a thesis-based program with adequate funding by a mixture of teaching and research assistantships, as well as scholarships and awards.
https://t.co/U4u1khFoRS
Columbia University, United States
Each student admitted to the PhD program is appointed a fellow in the Department of Mathematics for a period of five years, contingent on good progress. A fellow receives a stipend for the nine-month academic year and is exempt from payment of tuition.
https://t.co/KFJTJzE4C4
Simon Fraser University, Canada
All graduate students in the Department of Mathematics receive financial support either from scholarships, teaching appointments, or professors' research grants.
https://t.co/YF3EyhQx53
University of Bristol, United Kingdom
All submitted PhD applications are automatically considered for school based funding during the admissions process.
https://t.co/8lgEVrUWye
University of British Columbia, Canada
All full-time students who begin a UBC-Vancouver PhD Mathematics program in September 2018 or later will be provided with a funding package of at least $24,256 for each of the first four years of their PhD. The funding package may consist of any combination of internal or external awards, teaching-related work, research assistantships, and graduate academic assistantships.
https://t.co/A9qZHrkIvV
University of Buffalo, United States
Academic year stipends of $23,000 for all full-time, funded PhD students on 10-month academic teaching assistant, research assistant or graduate assistant appointments.
https://t.co/xd3IxcL5sc