ESTIMATED EXPENSES

Thanks to the generosity of donors, CLTL awards scholarships to some incoming CLTL students in most years. These amounts vary year to year, depending on contributions to the scholarship fund and other factors. In most instances, scholarship awards are modest (e.g., $1,000) in order to spread the funds to more students.

Returned Peace Corps volunteers will be considered for a scholarship of up to $5,000. Additionally, CLTL will award up to three Americorps volunteers with a scholarship of up to $1,500. If you have completed service as a Peace Corps or Americorps volunteer please list it in your CLTL application.

In some years, graduate teaching assistantships (GTAs) or other grant-funded stipends are available, and depend on individual faculty success in securing grants and teaching assistantships available within the Department. Like scholarship funding, the number of assistantships and financial support vary from year to year.

Scholarship and assistantship selections are based on information in the CLTL applications. Students do not need to do anything additional to be considered for a CLTL scholarship or assistantship that is awarded by the CLTL program. However, CSU has other scholarship and financial aid programs, which require additional materials:

• Student Financial Services at Colorado State University: Information about CSU scholarships and other financial aid.
• Warner College of Natural Resources Scholarships: WCNR awards scholarships of varying amounts to WCNR students. Applicants will be considered for all scholarships for which they are eligible by completing one application. Deadline to apply is March 1. Students intending to enroll in CLTL in the Fall are encouraged to apply!
• Colorado State University Scholarships: The CSUSA is an online scholarship application for many of the scholarships at CSU.