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I am curious about how your institution charges tuition to grants.
Is it budge ted as a direct cost or indirect cost?  If direct cost, s
there a separate line item for tuition separate from stipends or is it
combined under a stipend rate (monthly, for example)?

We are looking to support more graduate assistants via non-state
external funds for a number of reasons and would like to know
how other institutions are going about this.  I look forward to your
responses.

Thank you,

Steve Hoagland
Research Administrator
Old Dominion University xxxxxx@oduvm.cc.odu.edu

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At The University of North Carolina, Greensboro we include
student stipends (both grad & undergrad) with other salary figures
upon which indirect costs are calculated.  Tuition waivers are also
included with direct costs, but usually placed in the "other"
category.

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Charna Howson
Assistant Director
Office of Research Services
Univ. of North Carolina at Greensboro
xxxxxx@office.uncg.edu
(910) 334-5878

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