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Entering
doctoral students in finance typically receive a Graduate Teaching Associate (GTA) or a
Graduate Research Associate (GRA) position. GA offers are usually made based on funds availability and specific course and
research staffing needs. Such Assistantship positions are also
accompanied by tuition fee waivers.
Students continuing in the doctoral program are eligible for GA
appointment or reappointment based upon funding availability and the
most recent annual and periodic student performance evaluations. It is
normally expected that students who remain in good standing will be
reappointed as GAs for a period of three academic years. Appointments
for more than three years depend on funding availability, staffing
needs, and the number of qualified applicants.
Stipend Levels
Each year the Chairman of the Department of Finance sets monthly
stipend levels for first, second, and third year GAs for the following
academic year. The stipend levels are determined based upon University
minimums, previous year's levels, College guidelines, levels of
stipends offered by competing universities, level of responsibility,
and experience.
Duties and Responsibilities
GAs are appointed for 50 percent time which is considered to
be an average of 20 hours per week. Most GTAs are assigned to teach
one course per quarter or to assist a faculty member teaching a large
class. GRAs are normally assigned to one or more faculty members and
are expected to work an average of 20 hours per week. The specific
assignments for GRAs are determined by the individual faculty members.
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