tuition waiver
School cost forgiveness
A tuition waiver is an arrangement where a school forgoes charging tuition, typically for employees, their dependents, or students meeting specific criteria.
Graduate students often receive tuition waivers as part of teaching or research assistantships: The fellowship includes a full tuition waiver and a monthly stipend.
Unlike scholarships, waivers cancel charges rather than providing funds to pay them.
- grantBestow or award money
- public universitiesGovernment-funded higher education institutions
- community collegeTwo-year public institution
- application processSteps to seek admission
- veteransFormer armed forces members
bursary · assistantship · work study · scholarship · full ride · fellowship · graduate students · need-based aid · financial need · exemption · military service · dependent children · international students · residency status · financial aid · employee benefits · state grants · loan forgiveness
- law school fundingmerit scholarship, full ride, dean's scholarship, academic award
- benefitsadvantage, healthcare coverage, dental insurance, benefit, health screening
- college benefitsscholarship, grant, fellowship, stipend, research funding
- Educational Fundingscholarship, grant, merit scholarship, education grant, federal aid
- faculty perkssabbatical, tenure, research funding, grants, teaching assistants
- grad schooldissertation, thesis committee, doctoral program, PhD program, graduate school
tuition waivertuition bill
Invoice for educational costs
tuition payment · sticker price · full price · tuition fees · tuition fee
tuition waiverstudent loan
Borrowed funds for tuition
student debt · payment plan · private loan · installment payments