funding for a masters in engineering

[child of 2]

chemical engineering to be more specific. how difficult/unlikely would it be to have tuition/living fully covered by TAing, fellowships, scholarships and FA without having to work part time or graduate with debt?

I figure someone is going to tell me this will depend on the school, but some examples would be more helpful. thanks

[ktel]

If you get your Master's in Canada, pretty likely. I have full funding for my Master's at U of T.

[child of 2]

gee idk about that.

[Pauli]

Low. You would have to convince a prof that you would be a good fit in their lab during your time there, or secure an on-campus job specific to grad students to have your tuition waived.

[ystar2012]

It does depend on the school and programs. You need to convience the prof to let you be the TA in the course. The competition is really high if it's a big program and you need to be very outstanding in order to impress the prof. But it is doable if you are persistent and let your prof know you personally!