Graduate TA Stipends

The following GTA stipends are effective beginning Fall 2004 Semester. The stipends are scaled according to how far along a graduate student is in his/her program.

Level I (Masters Level)

Title: Graduate Teaching Assistant I (0080)

Student has been admitted to the Graduate School and has completed fewer than 30 semester hours of graduate mathematics courses.

Service Required:	20 hours/week (Fall and Spring Semesters)
	20 hours/week (Summer Sessions)

Monthly Stipend	9 Months Stipend	12 Months Stipend
$1,580	$14,220	$18,960

Level II (Beginning Doctoral Level)

Title: Graduate Teaching Associate I (0083)

Student has been admitted into the Mathematical Sciences Ph.D. program.
Student has completed at least 30 semester hours of graduate mathematics courses.
Student has completed the preliminary examinations over Math 5307 / Math 5333.

Service Required:	20 hours/week (Fall and Spring Semesters)
	20 hours/week (Summer Sessions)

Monthly Stipend	9 Months Stipend	12 Months Stipend
$1,750	$15,750	$21,000

Level III (Advanced Doctoral Level)

Title: Graduate Teaching Associate II (0084)

Student has completed all Level II requirements.
Student has completed all required core courses (Mathematics core or Statistics core) for the Ph.D. Degree in Mathematics.
Student has passed a comprehensive examination.

Service Required:	20 hours/week (Fall and Spring Semesters)
	20 hours/week (Summer Sessions)

Monthly Stipend	9 Months Stipend	12 Months Stipend
$1,900	$17,100	$22,800

Remarks:

The summer semester (June, July, August) is optional (GTA's choice).
The types of service rendered to the department include working in the computer lab, grading papers, assisting with calculus lab recitations, providing general classroom assistance, and teaching one or two classes.
GTAs are required to take 9 hours of coursework per Fall and Spring Semesters (6 hours of coursework for Summer Semester).
A student may receive GTA stipend support for no more than two full calendar years at level I and no more than four full calendar years at levels II, III combined.
Promotions to a higher level and pay raises will be made only at the beginning of a semester.

UTA Doctoral/Masters Degree Fellowships

Graduate Fellowships are being offered for the support of outstanding masters degree and doctoral students at The University of Texas at Arlington. For more information, visit the website: Graduate Financial Aid Resources

For further information and application forms, visit the Graduate School website.

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