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Financial assistance for graduate study at USC is available from several sources:

(1) fellowship, scholarships, graduate assistantship opportunities and work-study;
(2) the USC Financial Aid Office;
(3) the USC Graduate School;
(4) federal agencies, private foundations and corporations.

The USC Financial Aid Office administers federal aid programs and provides information about private financing programs. The Graduate School administers several fellowship programs and provides information about funding from sources outside the university. Several federal agencies and private foundations offer support for students engaged in research in specific fields of study. In addition, many corporations provide fellowships or tuition reimbursement for their employees.

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Cost of Attendance

2007-2008 Financial Aid Information for Graduate & Professional Students

Paying for USC

The Graduate Study Application booklet includes an extensive section on financing graduate study as well as financial aid forms.

Applicants are strongly encouraged to direct any questions about financial aid to the Keck School of Medicine Financial Aid Office (see below for contact information).

Financial Aid Office
Keck School of Medicine

University of Southern California
1975 Zonal Avenue, KAM B-22
Los Angeles, CA 90089-9033
Phone (323) 442-1016.
Fax (323) 442-2943

Scholarship/Fellowship Listing - open to current students and alumni only.

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MPH Apprentice Fellowship

The Master of Public Health Program is currently accepting new applications for the Apprentice Fellow Program for placement in Spring 2009.

The goal of the Fellowship is to provide high quality job training experience in public health education and to prepare fellows for career placement. Fellows are carefully matched with an experienced mentor. Tenure will be for one school term; $3,200 total stipend; merit based.

Eligibility Requirements:

  • An MPH student in their second semester and beyond.
  • Completed at least three MPH courses.
  • Maintain a GPA of 3.0 or above.
  • Must be available 10 hours per week

Fellowship application can be found at:
http://mph.usc.edu/apprentice

Deadline: December 1, 2008

If you have questions about the fellowship or application you may contact Oralia Gonzales, oralia@usc.edu.

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Information for International Students

The University does not provide application fee waivers to international students nor are international students eligible for federal or university need-based financial aid from the USC Financial Aid Office. However, there are some resources that may provide assistance to international students such as graduate assistantships, private financing, and on-campus work (not including Federal Work-Study) with permission from the Office of International Services. These jobs cannot start until after the first semester of study and must be funded solely with departmental funds. To find out more about these types of resources please visit the Office of International Services website or the Graduate Admission Financial Support for International Students website.

2007-2008 Academic Year I-20/DS 2019 Expense Estimate

 

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Job Announcements

Students may elect to work part-time to supplement their income. The MPH Program provides an online Job Listing for current students and alumni only.

More information about on-campus jobs can be found at the Career Planning and Placement Center on the University Park Campus For further information, visit the Career Planning and Placement Center website.

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