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As long as you maintain good progress (GPA >3, research, TA/RA duties, etc), you will get the funding, and won't have to fight for it. Most students who get admitted are given funding for 4 or 5 years or till they graduate on a condition that they maintain satisfactory performance. Don't worry, you will not have money problems.

hey, man!

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if you want to quit later, why accept now? doesn't make sense to me. but once you sign the letter, you are legally bound, i think. it's up to the school then to release you or do whatever.

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just found this housing website, and though i should share with you all who are heading to U of M coming fall: http://uofmrentals.com/ disclaimer: i do not own or work for this site. this is strictly for prospective Minnesota students.

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i think most biology MS students get funding. all my friends (all MS) at my school and those who joined other programs got good funding for full 2 years. i do not know what goes on in other programs, but contacting few professors to see if they RA position available is a good idea. but as hamster said, don't rely on your professor. email the current grad students and find out how they've been managing. i am sure you aren't the first MA student to join this department, so others, who are already there, should be able to provide you with some pointers. good luck!

machine man