The Chronicle: 9/28/2001:Stipend Survey: Princeton University

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The Chronicle of Higher Education
From the issue dated September 28, 2001


Princeton University

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Overview

Does the institution pay for health benefits for graduate assistants? Yes
If yes, what percentage does the institution pay? 100%
Does the institution provide any health-insurance coverage for spouses or partners of graduate students on assistantships?
If yes, what percentage does the institution pay?
Does the institution provide any health-insurance coverage for children or dependents of graduate students on assistantships?
If yes, what percentage does the institution pay?






Teaching assistants

The value of the regular stipends offered to first-year, full-time Ph.D. students

Field of study 2000-1 Value 2001-2 Value Hours per week 2001-2 Duration (mo.) 2001-2 Limit (yrs.)
Biology $15,600 $17,500 20 10 5
Economics $15,600 $17,500 20 10 4
English $15,600 $17,500 20 10 5
History $15,600 $17,500 20 10 5
Mechanical Engineering $15,600 $17,500 20 10 5
Sociology $15,600 $17,500 20 10 4
Note: Post-generals, the stipend amounts are $17,070 for last year and $19,000 for this year.
1 - No program
2 - No first-year students in this category
3 - Did not provide data







Research assistants

The value of the regular stipends offered to first-year, full-time Ph.D. students

Field of study 2000-1 Value 2001-2 Value Hours per week 2001-2 Duration (mo.) 2001-2 Limit (yrs.)
Biology $15,000 $16,500 20 10 5
Economics $15,000 $16,500 20 10 4
English $15,000 $16,500 20 10 5
History $15,000 $16,500 20 10 5
Mechanical Engineering $15,000 $16,500 20 10 5
Sociology $15,000 $16,500 20 10 4
Note: Post-generals, the stipend amounts are $17,070 for last year and $19,000 for this year.
1 - No program
2 - No first-year students in this category
3 - Did not provide data


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