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Funded MAs, Bridge Programs, and Pre-Doctoral Fellowships – Classics and related
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Liv Mariah Yarrow 
Florida State University also offers a funded (by teaching) MA program in Classics.
Yes! On the list!
Sorry. I missed it on the list. Thanks!
Perhaps I’m mistaken, but I think you have UF listed not FSU.
Can you send an email to my brooklyn college email address? I’d love to get all the info.
Washington University in St. Louis continues to offer admitted MA candidates a combination of lump awards and teaching assistantships. Our total package for the most recent entering class is $15,200/year plus the option of a summer research assistantship of $2,500 after the first year.
Here is the funding package at Washington University in St. Louis for admission in Fall 2024:
M.A. students in Classics at Washington University in St. Louis receive the following support for up to two years, contingent on maintaining full-time enrollment and making satisfactory academic progress in accordance with degree program requirements:
• 100% full tuition scholarship
• $10,000 annual stipend
• 90% health fee subsidy (includes health, dental and wellness fees)
• In addition, our students have opportunities to assist in teaching, research and/or departmental administration, for which they can earn up to $10,200 per academic year and an additional $2500 during the summer after their first year of study.
Total funding available: 1st year: $22700, second year: $20,200
Hi there! UMass-Boston Classics MA/MAT is full tuition remission, health benefits, 22k TA stipends a year, and ample funding to do research or study abroad. -From a Fall 23 incoming UMB student
The Catholic University of America has a MA program funded (I believe) by teaching, although they don’t list the stipend amounts, as far as I can see.
Thank you for this wonderful resource! Please update the Indiana University Bloomiington entry to reflect increased stipend ($22k) plus summer funding. Cynthia Bannon DGS
THANK YOU! I’ve updated appropriately.
Just found this great list via Pasts Imperfect and wanted to add one. North Dakota State University has full tuition compensation as well as a monthly stipend for both teaching and research assistants. This applies to the MA and PhD programs. Plus, the cost of living is very affordable.
As a recent MA graduate, I would have really appreciated a list like this when I was on the search. I hope your hard work helps potential students find their way through the financial woes of grad school!
This is super useful. I’m having trouble finding the correct website or contact person. Can you help?