PROGRAM HANDBOOKS - Biola University
PROGRAM HANDBOOKS - Biola University
PROGRAM HANDBOOKS - Biola University
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Cook School of Intercultural Studies<br />
Graduate Program Handbook<br />
FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIP ASSISTANCE SECTION 2.6<br />
There are some scholarships available for Cook graduate students. Students cannot be awarded<br />
more than their full tuition. Some scholarships may affect the amount received from other<br />
scholarships. U.S. students need to fill out a FAFSA form every year.<br />
A. All students<br />
1. CSICS scholarships/grants: Limited funds are is available through<br />
the Cook School of Intercultural Studies designed to assist graduate<br />
students complete their programs in a timely manner. To be considered<br />
for scholarships/grants administered by the school, graduate students<br />
must complete an application form indicating the extent and duration<br />
of their need. Forms are made available from the CSICS office at<br />
specific times during the year. Some scholarships may affect the<br />
amount received from other scholarships.<br />
2. Church Matching Scholarship: Please see information online<br />
at:http://cook.biola.edu/grad/financial/finaid/<br />
3. ALT Scholarship: Up to $500 may be available from a small fund<br />
administered by the department.<br />
4. SIL Tuition Reduction: Contact Dr. Steve Barber for details about this aid<br />
available for students pursuing Bible translation.<br />
B. United States students<br />
1. Graduate Grant: Please see information online at:<br />
http://cook.biola.edu/grad/financial/finaid/<br />
C. International Students<br />
1. International Student Aid Grant<br />
2. International Leadership Grant<br />
Please see information pertaining to both online at:<br />
http://biola.edu/grad/international/<br />
Further details of financial aid programs may be obtained from the <strong>Biola</strong> Financial Aid Office.<br />
Teaching and research assistantships, which are ordinarily contracted for one term at a time,<br />
involve nomination by the faculty member with whom the student will work. Students should discuss<br />
the possibility of becoming a Teaching Assistant or Research Assistant with school faculty members<br />
prior to the term in which they wish to become an assistant. Since TAs and RAs are considered<br />
employees of the university during the duration of their appointment, they must complete university<br />
employment forms. Stipends are paid bimonthly.<br />
Date: August 2012 Page 1 of 1