Financial Assistance
Financial Aid is available through the University in the form of teaching graduate assistantships. Some research assistantships associated with funded projects are available in our department and elsewhere on campus. All assistantships provide an out-of-state tuition waiver. Assistantships require that students perform services in return for salary. Other types of financial aid are available through the Financial Aid Office and Graduate School. Contact Chris Petersen with the Department of Family, Consumer, and Human Development (435-707-1501 or chris.petersen@usu.edu) for more information on departmental assistantships.
For More Information
Scot M. Allgood, Ph.D., Director
Marriage and Family Therapy Program
2700 Old Main Hill
Logan UT, 84322-2700
(435) 797-7433
scot.allgood@usu.edu
Also feel free to contact a current student for insightful information!
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