Lutgert College of Business

The Lutgert College of Business offers Tuition Grants for graduate students who qualify:

• Florida state resident
• Enrolled in a degree-seeking program
• Enrolled for a minimum of six graduate level business credit hours per term
  (Exemptions may be made for students enrolled in their graduating semester)
• Minimum 3.2 GPA
  
  

To apply, please submit the following to the Office of Research & Graduate Studies:
(Qualifying applicants will be forwarded to the LCOB)

• Graduate Tuition Support Application
• Résumé or CV
• Personal Statement indicating your goals and aspirations and why it is important for you to receive tuition assistance
  
  

  Application Deadlines: (due by 5pm)		*The LCOB awards Graduate Tuition Support based on the amount of funds available. (Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee receiving an award.) GPA, standardized test scores, progress toward degree completion, and financial need are all taken into consideration. Tuition grants are awarded on a per term basis, and former recipients must reapply for additional support. International students receiving the LAC scholarship are not eligible for this award.
  Fall term:  Spring term:  Summer term:	May 1st October 1st March 1st

Additionally, the LCOB may also offer Graduate Assistantships:

This would include a stipend of $1,500 per semester along with the waiver. Students receiving a stipend would be required to provide assistance to the College for up to 10 hours per week for 14 weeks each semester.

Graduate Assistants are selected from the pool of eligible graduate students awarded a Graduate Tuition Waiver who also express an interest in a Graduate Assistant position. Awards are made for an academic year and are not automatically renewed.

To apply, students must indicate on their Graduate Tuition Support Application if they are interested in receiving a graduate assistantship along with the tuition support.

If you have questions regarding the LCOB Graduate Tuition Support please contact:

• Or reach out to the Office of Research & Graduate Studies for more information