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On Sun, 11 Jan 1998, Kimberly Stanley wrote:

> graduate schools are known to be quite
> expensive and I'm finding that it very difficult to get by. I was
> wondering if any of you knew of alternative ways of financing one's
> education. Let the discussion begin!
>

Well - many grad students I know are able to get teaching or research
assistantships which pay for tuition plus a cash stipend.  I also know
several, including myself, who work full-time jobs in addition to being
full-time students.  Such a position may be easier to procure once you
have your Masters degree.  And, of course, there are many sorts of
scholarships and fellowships floating around out there that you can apply
for, especially if you're not a European-American male.

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