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Hi guys, A few months ago I applied to a Masters program in Canada. Well, it turns out I've been offered a place. I've been unofficially informed that I'll be offered a TA and that I'm top of the wait-list for a scholarship. Anyway, I am 100% unable to go unless I am fully funded because I will graduate from my BA soon and have no money. My questions are: 1. If I am offered the TA, will this mean I don't have to pay any university fees? 2. If offered the TA, will it be enough to live on? (In other words, does a TA count as full funding?) 3. If I am at the top of the waiting-list for a scholarship, do I have a good chance of getting one? Sorry if this sounds completely stupid to you guys. I know nothing about North American graduate schemes... (I'm an international student). I merely applied because a good opportunity arose. Suffice to say I'm ecstatic that I've been this lucky! Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks. (Sorry, I'm cross-posting this from another section as I think this question is more suitable here)

Hi guys, I'm new to the forum so forgive me if I'm posting in the wrong place. A few months ago I applied to a Masters program in Canada. Well, it turns out I've been offered a place. I've been unofficially informed that I'll be offered a TA and that I'm top of the wait-list for a scholarship. Anyway, I am 100% unable to go unless I am fully funded because I will graduate from my BA soon and have no money. My questions are: 1. If I am offered the TA, will this mean I don't have to pay any university fees? 2. If offered the TA, will it be enough to live on? (In other words, does a TA count as full funding?) 3. If I am at the top of the waiting-list for a scholarship, do I have a good chance of getting one? Sorry if this sounds completely stupid to you guys. I know nothing about North American graduate schemes... (I'm an international student). I merely applied because a good opportunity arose. Suffice to say I'm ecstatic that I've been this lucky! Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.