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		_delirium on March 29, 2015 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Parents with annual family incomes below $125,000 ... "Financial aid" as such in the U.S. typically means for undergraduate students, not graduate students. Graduate funding is a fairly different system, mostly consisting of competitive fellowships, research grants, and RA/TA jobs.

aabajian on March 29, 2015 [–]

Yes, but at Stanford almost every engineering graduate class is 50% undergrad, 50% grad student, save for a few of the 100-series classes.

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