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For the last three years, my stipend has been 12K. However, as I get offers for PhD funding, I think the new averages are between 15-20K (similar to poster above), perhaps depending somewhat on area.

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Here are the specific numbers I found for my apps:

USC: 79% (31/39) remission

UT: 92% of students receive support; 15 students - $19,000 fellowships, 35 - $17,000 RAs, 50 - $17,000 TAs

UCSB: 91% remission (median grad school debt = $0)

UCSD: 50-76% remission

FSU: all fulltime students receive $14,000 - $17,700

Indiana: "virtually all" students receive remission + stipend for first 5 years

Arizona: "vast majority" funded for 2 years; $14,734 + OS waiver

UMAss Amherst: full funding 4-5 years (stipend, waiver, health benefits)

Stony Brook: 83% remission

Delaware: 92% remission; full tuition + stipend September - May; 38/56 students receive $14,600

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Just got an offer from UNC Chapel Hill:

Tuition waiver and health insurance plus $15,000 a year to TA. Have to pay 17000 student fee.

But, NC is really cheap to live.

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Wow, congrats ewurgler! UNC is a good school - you can start relaxing now (if you can help it!).

Thank you!!! I'm definitely much more relaxed. Though UNC was not at the top of my list, I got excited and starting looking on craigslist at the awesome houses on 4 acres that cost about half of the rent I pay here (san diego).

I saw a ucsd soc rejection--I hope that wasn't you!

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