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In addition to paying tuition for all of its graduate students, the chemistry department offers financial aid at a level that is competitive with similar institutions. First-year students enjoy a fellowship that enables them to concentrate on coursework; second-year students work as teaching assistants, and most other students are supported as research assistants in the research group of their thesis advisor. Housing The University provides housing for the majority of single and married graduate students within walking or biking distance of the campus. Priority is given to first-year students, and the rates are reasonable. The Graduate College and its annexes house single students. For married students, unfurnished apartments may be obtained in the modern high-rise Lawrence Apartments or in the bungalow-type Butler Apartments. Detailed information is given in Housing and Cost of Living for Graduate Students, available from the Office of Graduate Student Life. |
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