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Department of Economics
Scholarship and Financial Assistance
Teaching fellowships and teaching assistances funded
by the department support more than half of the department's graduate
students. Nine-month salaries range fron $6,047 for assistance to
$8,201 for fellowships and include medical insurance benifits and
instate tution rates for out-of-state students.
Some hourly positions are available for tutoring and grading for
Principles of Economics classes. These hourly positions do not provide
in-state-tution rates. Department scholarships available to graduate
students are the Tom Preston Economics scholarship,
the Sam Barton Labor and Industrial Relations
Economics Scholarship, The Department of
Economics Scholarship, Lewis
M. Abernathy Scholarship, Abe
Melton Scholarship, and The
Verizon Graduate Scholarship. Number and availability
depend on funding. Applications for departmental scholarships and
work positions can be obtained from the economics office at (940)
565-2573.
Student laon information may be obtained by calling the UNT financial
aid office at (940) 565-2016 or by visit UNT
Financial Aid and Scholarships Web site.
Department scholarship applications are available
from the undergraduate and graduate advisors and are also in the
main Department Offices, Engineering Technology 254. Announcements are made
in Economics classes soliciting applications. The deadline to apply
is the last day of February. Scholarship winners are usually honored
at the Department Spring Banquet.
View and print the Scholarship Application Form:
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***This application
is good for any scholarship given by the Department of Economics
at the University of North Texas. By filling out this form, you
will be considered for any scholarship available and for which you
meet the criteria.
Sam Barton Labor and Industrial Relations Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded to outstanding graduate labor and industrial
relations majors. To be eligible, students must have a minimum grade
point average of 3.0 on all college work. Performance in labor and
industrial relations and economics classes will be part of the criteria
for selection. The amount and number of awards depends on the availability
of funding.
Abe Melton Scholarship
This scholarship of $200, $100 a semester for two semesters, is
awarded annually to an outstanding undergraduate economics major
of junior standing, who has at least 60 hours and a minimum 3.5
grade point average.
Tom Preston
Economics Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded to undergraduate and graduate economics
majors. Any economics major with a minimum GPA of 3.0 is eligible.
Entering freshmen or entering graduate students are eligible. Entering
undergraduate students must meet a minimum SAT score requirement
of 1000 or minimum ACT score of 24 and have at least an overall
high school GPA of 3.0. Entering graduate students must meet the
current Economics graduate admissions standards. Contact Margie
Tieslau, graduate advisor, at tieslau@unt.edu
for details. The amount and number of awards depend upon the availability
of funding.
The Department of Economics General Scholarships
This scholarship is awarded to outstanding undergraduate and graduate
economics majors. Any student, who is recorded as an Economics major
and has at least a 3.0 GPA on all college work, is eligible. Entering
freshman and entering graduate students are also eligible to apply.
Entering undergraduate applicants must have a minimum SAT score
of 1000 or an ACT score of at least 24. Entering graduate applicants
must meet the current Economics graduate admissions standards. Contact
Margie Tieslau, graduate advisor, at tieslau@unt.edu
for details. The number and amount of awards depend upon the availability
of funding.
Lewis M. Abernathy Scholarship
This scholarship is merit based for full-time graduate or undergraduate
majors in economics. Students must have a minimum 3.0 average and
maintain full time enrollment status unless they are graduating.
The number and amount of awards depend on the availability of funding.
The Verizon Graduate Scholarship
This scholarship is awarded to an outstanding graduate student seeking
the MS or MA in Economics or MS in Economic Research. To be eligible,
currently enrolled students must have a minimum grade point average
of 3.0 on all college work. If the applicant is a student who wishes
to enter the program and is not a transferring graduate student,
an undergraduate overall GPA of 3.5 is required. The department's
minimum graduate enrollment standards must be met. Contact Margie
Tieslau, graduate advisor, at tieslau@unt.edu for details. The
number and amount of the awards depend on the availability of funding.
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