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Graduate Assistantships and FellowshipsGraduate Assistantships and Underrepresented Minority Graduate FellowshipsStudents interested in being considered for one of the SUNY Institute of Technology's Assistantships or Fellowships must complete the Application for Graduate Assistantship form, (also in the back section of the SUNYIT's Graduate College Catalog). Return all completed forms to the Admissions Office. Additional material may be required to complete the Assistantship application. A screening committee will contact candidates if such materials are necessary. Questions should be directed to the Admissions Office.Graduate Assistantship Job Opportunities listing Graduate Opportunity ProgramStudents who are graduates of EOP, HEOP, CD and SEEK programs should contact the Coordinator of Special Programs at SUNYIT for application materials.
Program DescriptionsGraduate AssistantshipsAssistantships are awarded each academic year to selected students and provide a tuition waiver of up to $5,100 (up to $2,550 each semester). Graduate assistants must be formally admitted to a master's program and are generally enrolled for a minimum of 9 credit hours per semester. Assistants are assigned teaching, research, or other administrative duties for 10-20 hours per week. A 3.0+ undergraduate GPA is required to be considered for an assistantship. The number of awards is subject to the availability of funds. Contact the Admissions Office if you have questions about Graduate Assistantships.Graduate Assistantship Job Opportunities listing Underrepresented Minority Graduate FellowshipsA limited number of Underrepresented Minority
Graduate Fellowships are available (pending SUNY Funding) to full-time
graduate students who qualify for admissions. The Fellowship Program assists
outstanding minority students from groups historically under represented
in SUNYIT's graduate programs (African-American, Hispanic/Latino American
and Native American). The fellowships, which are competitive, provide
recipients with tuition and stipend support. The number of awards is subject
to the availability of funds.
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