The School of Humanities and Sciences accepts application fee waivers from the following programs:
Applying to graduate school can be an expensive proposition with many applications costing $100 or more. For details regarding how to access fee waivers, click the waiver name below.
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Waiver Type |
Who is eligile |
Waiver submission
Deadline
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What is required
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GRE Fee Reduction Voucher Program |
US Citizens or permanent residents who obtain GRE fee reduction voucher |
15 business days before application deadline (3 weeks) |
See Graduate Admissions Website for details. |
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Institute for the Recruitment of Teachers |
Institute for the Recruitment of Teachers participants |
15 business days before application deadline (3 weeks) |
Contact Institute for details. |
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McNair or MARC (Minority Access to Research Careers) Scholars |
McNair or MARC participants |
15 business days before application deadline (3 weeks) |
Letter from Director including applicant name, email address, & department applying to. |
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Project 1000 |
Underrepresented minorities in Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) fields (including Psychology) |
15 business days before application deadline (3 weeks) |
Applicant letter including Project 1000 status, applicant name, email address, & department applying to. |
If you have questions about fee waivers, please contact: Dr. Joseph Brown - (650-724-7437, jlbrown@stanford.edu)
GRE Fee Reduction Voucher Program
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Applicants who are citizens or permanent residents of the U.S. are eligible for a waiver of the application fee if they can obtain a GRE fee reduction voucher for the current academic year
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ETS offers a limited number of GRE Fee Reduction Vouchers that are available for college seniors and unenrolled college graduates who meet eligibility requirements.
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Voucher should be requested from ETS several months before the Stanford application deadline (to ensure time for processing).
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Request for application fee waiver based on the GRE voucher should be received by Graduate Admissions at least THREE weeks (15 business days) prior to the program application deadline.
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Institute for the Recruitment of Teachers (IRT)
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Applicants who have participated in the Institute for the Recruitment of Teachers are eligible for a waiver of the application fee.
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IRT participants should contact the Institute directly for details on how to request the fee waiver.
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Request should be received by Graduate Admissions at least THREE weeks (15 business days) prior to the program application deadline.
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Graduate Admissions will contact you via email regarding the status of your waiver request.
McNair/MARC Scholars
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Applicants who have participated in the McNair Scholars program or the MARC program are eligible for a waiver of the application fee. Applicants should first begin the online application.
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The applicant must submit a letter from the McNair/MARC coordinator of their undergraduate institution confirming their status as a current McNair/MARC scholar (via fax or postal mail) which includes:
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Applicant name
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Applicant email address
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Stanford department applied to
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Request should be received by Graduate Admissions at least THREE weeks (15 business days) prior to the program application deadline.
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Graduate Admissions will contact you via email regarding the status of your waiver request.
Project 1000
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Applicants who sign up for Project 1000 are eligible for a waiver of the application fee.
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Project 1000 is a national program created to assist underrepresented students applying to graduate school in Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) fields (including Psychology).
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Students may apply to up to seven of the over 88 participating Project 1000 institutions by using one application.
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Sign up for Project 1000 as early as possible (suggested at least 2 months in advance of the program application deadline).
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Students applying should contact Graduate Admissions and identify themselves as Project1000 participants at least THREE weeks prior to the program application deadline.
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Applicant name
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Applicant email address
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Stanford department applied to
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If the admissions office does not have your name, contact Project1000 directly to ensure that the application has been processed.
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Graduate Admissions will contact you via email regarding the status of your waiver request.
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NOTE: Project 1000 Participants MUST complete the Stanford online application in addition to the Project1000 application.