Graduate Assistantship at Southern Connecticut State University 2026

Level of Study
Master's and PhD
Host Institution
Southern Connecticut State University
Scholarship Type
Partial Funding
Eligible Nationalities
Eligible Subjects
Number of Recipients
Not Specified
Additional Materials Required?
Yes
Admission Deadline
April 1, 2026 (Past Deadline)

Graduate Assistantship Coverage

This partially funded scholarship for international students covers the following:

  • $6,000 compensation for 300 service hours per semester (for full-time assistants)
  • $3,000 compensation for 150 service hours per semester (for half-time assistants)
  • Waiver for university, university general, and student activity fees (for full-time assistants only)

Graduate Assistantship Eligibility Criteria

  • Having 3.2 GPA for undergraduate-level courses
  • Having 3.5 GPA for any completed graduate-level courses
  • Enrolled as full-time students (if applying for a full-time assistantship)
  • NOT having other university-supported positions, such as resident advisor, intern, etc.

Make sure to check out the Southern Connecticut State University admissions pages and the Graduate Assistantship pages for more information!

Graduate Assistantship Application Procedure

If you meet the eligibility criteria for Southern Connecticut State University and Graduate Assistantship, you can move forward with the application process!

Remember to apply for admission to Southern Connecticut State University first before applying for Graduate Assistantship. You can visit the official website found in Southern Connecticut State University Admissions Section to see the admissions application process.

Graduate Assistantship Application Process

A separate scholarship application – in addition to the university admission – is needed for Graduate Assistantship. You’ll have to collect these requirements:

  • Graduate Studies Graduate Assistantship (GSGA) form
  • GSGA Certification Statement
  • Resume
  • Faculty Mentor Information (accomplished by mentor)
  • GSGA Student Recommendation (accomplished by mentor)
  • Faculty Certification Statement (accomplished by mentor)

Once you have those ready, follow these steps to submit your scholarship application and requirements:

  1. Determine your desired assistantship type (full-time or half-time, teaching or research).
  2. Prepare your resume.
  3. Fill out a Graduate Studies Graduate Assistantship (GSGA) form and Certification Statement.
  4. Submit resume, form, and certification statement to your faculty mentor.
  5. Wait for your mentor to submit your documents with their documents, such as Faculty Mentor Information and Student Recommendation.
  6. Standby for results or further requirements.

For more information, please see the Graduate Assistantship Scholarship Application Procedure Page .

Graduate Assistantship Deadlines

The great news is that there is no specific deadline to apply for Graduate Assistantship! While there are no specific dates, it’s important to apply before the Southern Connecticut State University admission deadlines . Here are the deadlines:

  • Master's Deadline (Fall): April 1, 2026 (Different Master's programs have different deadlines)
  • PhD Deadline: Exact deadlines vary depending on your chosen department or project.

For more information about the admission details of Southern Connecticut State University, you can visit the following pages:

Master's Admissions Page

Graduate Assistantship Page

Want to learn more about Southern Connecticut State University, Graduate Assistantship, scholarship requirements, deadlines, application process, and other related information? Check the Graduate Assistantship page!

Official Scholarship Page

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Updated January 25, 2025

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