Through your academic program of study, GMAP offers financial assistance to US citizens who are members of ethnic groups traditionally underrepresented in higher education. GMAP is among the university's most widely-applied financial programs for graduate students.

Funding for your graduate study can come from several sources. GMAP is one funding source for underrepresented graduate students.

Eligibility

GMAP funding must be requested for you. There is no required paperwork for you to complete, as the request must come from the academic program or administrative office where you hold your assistantship.

Eligibility requirements are:

• US citizenship (permanent residents and international students are ineligible)
• Member of one of the following ethnic groups: African American, American Indian, Latino
• Admitted into a degree-seeking Masters or Ph.D. program as full or provisional. Students admitted on restricted are ineligible.

For more information about funding for your graduate study, please contact the program to which you are admitted.

For more information about the GMAP program and how it works, please contact:
Thelma L. Harding
1-866-478-4723 (toll-free)