BGSU - Assistantship at College of Education and Human Development

Graduate assistantships are available for full-time doctoral students in the Higher Education Administration (HIED) program at BGSU which offers valuable experience and financial support for HIED doctoral students at BGSU. These assistantships cover both administrative and research roles. 

• The Stipend specified by the HIED program is $16,000 for the academic year, and it is paid bi-weekly.
• 64 credit hours of the program are covered under the tuition scholarship.
• At the doctoral level, the funding provided under HIED is available for up to three years with the potential for a fourth year only if certain academic criteria are fulfilled.
• International students don't have to pay extra fees for being from another country. However, if you are a US student you can work on becoming an official resident of Ohio after your first year. Once you're a resident, you won't have to pay the extra fees that non-residents do.
• If the Tentative Degree Plan (TDP) is approved on file, then renewable is also possible.
• If good progress in your degree and fulfilment of your duties are visible, then you'll be eligible for HIED program.
• To get an assistantship, future students need to talk to their potential supervisors in an interview. If they do well in the interview and get an offer, they can then secure the assistantship.

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