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Cost and Aid
Tuition and Fees
How much will your graduate study cost? Tuition and fees for graduate programs at Clemson depend on where you fall among four variables:
- Your program.
- Full-time or part-time status.
- Residency.
- When you enrolled.
Find what you’d pay quickly and easily using the “graduate” or “online” tabs in the Tuition and Fee Calculator.
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Assistantships and Fellowships
Graduate assistantships (work agreements in exchange for discounted tuition) and fellowships (grants that fund a specific type of research or study) can make graduate education more affordable.
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Funding for Travel and External Experiences
The student government secures a limited amount of grant funding to help support students with online and travel experiences to conferences, workshops and field study.
Apply for a Travel GrantFederal Aid Programs
For more information about federal student aid programs and other opportunities for graduate student funding, see Student Financial Aid's page on graduate funding.