Graduate Student Scholarships

Earning a graduate degree is a valuable investment in your future, and scholarships can help make that investment more manageable. While scholarship opportunities for graduate students are often more limited than those available to undergraduate students, there are still funding options that recognize academic achievement, professional accomplishments, leadership, research interests, and career potential. We encourage graduate students to explore available scholarships early and apply broadly to maximize financial support and reduce the cost of advancing their education.

Graduate Assistantships

Graduate assistantships offer graduate students the opportunity to work part-time while pursuing their degree. These positions provide practical experience, professional development, and financial support through a stipend and/or tuition assistance. Assistantships can help students build valuable skills, expand their professional networks, and reduce the overall cost of graduate education. More information

Ahuja Endowed Scholarship

Established by Monte Ahuja, The Ahuja Foundation, and the Monte & Usha Ahuja Charitable Lead Trust, this scholarship supports students pursuing degrees in Business and Engineering. Awards are based on academic merit, demonstrated financial need, and program of study, with preference given to international students.  Recipients must be pursuing undergraduate or graduate degrees in business or engineering, have demonstrated unmet financial need, and a minimum 3.0 GPA (undergraduate) or 3.33 GPA (graduate). Scholarships may be applied toward tuition, books, and living expenses, and are renewable based on continued eligibility. 26027 Awards vary $2,500-$5,500. More information