Financial Aid, Student Employment & Taxes
Our commitment to diversity and access means our goal is to bring the most promising students into our graduate programs, regardless of financial circumstances. Eighty percent of our master’s students receive financial assistance.
The Office of Admissions and Financial Aid is committed to:
- Assisting you in understanding our programs and the resources and options available to you;
- Flexibility and concern in responding to individual circumstances and special needs, consistent with the guidelines of our general policies;
- Protecting the confidentially of the information you provide us; and
- Doing the best to notify you of any changes in federal programs and YSE policies.
Tuition, Fees and Other Expenses
External Funding
Student Employment
Loans
Visas for International Students
Taxes
Please be aware that University policy prohibits staff members from providing income tax advice or assistance. Since tax laws are very complex and may apply differently in individual circumstances, please consult your accountant, tax advisor, or a representative of the Internal Revenue Service in order to ensure proper compliance.
However, the Yale University Tax Compliance and Planning Office does provide a tax guide for graduate and professional students and the Office of International Students and Scholars has information on understanding your U.S. tax obligations.
Financial Aid FAQs
Navigating the area of financial aid can feel like a lot. That is why we aggregated a list of frequently asked questions that can help you during the process. You are also welcome to contact the Financial Aid Office at any time at 203-432-5106, financialaid.yse@yale.edu, or by fax 203-432-5528.