Pay for your UL Lafayette educational leadership degree with the Teacher Tuition Incentive Program, assistantships, and graduate funding.
Teacher Tuition Incentive Program
If you work full time in a Louisiana K-12 school, public or private, the Teacher Tuition Incentive Program can help offset the cost of your master's or doctoral degree. Awards are based on the level of degree you're seeking and your progress toward it, and they depend on available funds each semester. You'll reapply every semester. The program can't be combined with a graduate assistantship or a school board tuition exemption.
Learn about the Teacher Tuition Incentive Program
Graduate Assistantships
Graduate assistant positions are available for qualified students in regular admission status who take nine or more credit hours toward their degree. Assistantships can help pay for your degree while you gain experience for your career. The fall assistantship deadline is March 1.
Explore assistantships and fellowships. For assistantships in the department, contact your program coordinator.
Graduate Student Funding
The Graduate Student Organization offers funding for research and travel to conferences on a first-come, first-served basis. Learn about GSO funding and Student Government Association funding.
College of Education & Human Development Scholarships
Each year, the college awards about $90,000 in scholarships to full-time juniors, seniors, and graduate students with at least a 2.5 overall GPA. One application covers every college scholarship.
Learn about college scholarships
Financial Aid and Tuition
Explore costs and financial aid at UL Lafayette. The Office of Student Financial Aid can help you complete your FAFSA and understand your aid package.
- M.Ed. (hybrid): See tuition and costs from UL Lafayette Online.
- Ed.D.: See current graduate tuition and fees.