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In response to Stephen Gorny:

>>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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Thanks for the reply to my message in the Psycgrad Digest. I do have a
research assistantship that I am working at but it just doesn't generate
enough to cover all the expenses. I'm considering getting another job
but was most curious about scholarships and fellowships. Our university
doesn't have many scholarships because it's such a new program, so I was
looking for general scholarships that one could apply for that are not
necessarily affiliated with any one particular university. Any ideas of
where I could look?

Kim Stanley
Trinity Western University
papillon@bc-alter.net