Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio 1. OSU offers TA/RA/GA positions, all of them are rare for MS students, specially in ECE, more opportunities available for CSE students. 2. A TA (ECE) makes $2250/month pre tax or $1890/month after tax, and most of the tax is refunded after filing taxes. As for RA, they make similar amount of money, sometimes lesser than TA depending on department, there are also TA1, TA2, grader positions with compensation varying from $15-$10/hour, these positions do not get fee waivers. 3. TA/RA with 50% FTE (20 hours/week) get full fee waiver which is around $19000/semester and they only have to pay 15% of insurance fee (15% of $1600/semester). 4. Stipend is more than enough to live in Columbus, I also end up saving around $500/month, a portion of which I have started investing in stocks and ROTH IRA (a request to you for making a video on the FIRE movement and ways to invest money for students).
Its the same with University of Cincinnati as well. You get around $1900 PM irrespective of the 'A job' you have along with a complete fee waiver complete health insurance waiver during the appointment period. I end up spending $617 per semester which is way cheaper and also Cincinnati is not costly.
Hello Harsh ... Great to know someone from OSU. I got an admit from both USC and OSU. While doing the math I just realised that it costs around $80,000 for 30 credits(almost equal to USC). Can you confirm if this is true ? Also In terms of course (ECE), I want to specialize in Machine learning. So, are there any comments from your side on the general course structure and job opportunities ? THANKS in advance :-)
Hey @@chakradharbandla7125, regarding the tuition, it depends on how many semesters you will need to graduate, for three semesters (~$65,000) and for four semesters (~$85,000), one can easily graduate in three semesters. I can just comment on ECE in general, not specifically for Machine learning as I am from Power electronics field, so overall courses are okay, professors are willing to give MS students research opportunities (initially not funded in general but if you prove yourself, they won't mind you funding), but this stuff is common with any university in US. Things I wish I knew before coming here: high tuition fees compared to other state universities, full time co-ops not allowed for international students, courses such as project management and ethics (time consuming) are mandatory for project based MS. Job opportunities, I would recommend you to focus on location, I have seen many companies hiring a lot from local universities, otherwise it's just the plain old struggle of international students to get jobs.
I think there are some things not quite right with the UCLA info. TAs and RAs are paid more around $30/hr, and most departments cover in state tuition and health insurance. Some departments such as electrical engineering also cover out of state with everything else above.
There are also ample grader positions, and it offers around $18/hr to graduate and $16/hr to undergrads. Number of hours is based on how many students you are grading, one student gets you 1.5 hrs in appointment time.
There are also ample grader positions, and it offers around $18/hr to graduate and $16/hr to undergrads. Number of hours is based on how many students you are grading, one student gets you 1.5 hrs in appointment time.
@@harshavardhanravipudi5225 it's quite difficult to get in first semester when you are applying from your Home country. Unless you have pretty good profile and they have the postions open. I am not sure about your programme, I am doing construction engineering and management. And they have lots of research opportunity in civil engineering department.
How many times did Parth say “TA/RA/GA”??🤣 Did anyone count? Summary: these positions are pretty available and the perks/payment is overall good. Great research and breakdown, thanks for sharing Parth!
Being a Columbia Graduate Student. I can tell about the Electrical Engineering dpt. They're offering pretty good opportunities in Electrical Engineering and Industrial Engineering too. My friend is working as a grading assistant and there's lots of opportunities in Project Assistant positions where will be 2 options. Either student can take stipend that'll around 900-1100 USD per month or opt for 3 credit score (Similar to fee waiver) for 1 specific subject. That's true here TA & RA position are highly competitive for first year international students.
It's definitely true! University of Michigan grad here. The GSI ( aka TA)/GSRA (aka RA) is near to impossible to get if you are a master student. Extremely hard for most departments (with a small possibility within IT/Electronics).It's something only for PhD students. I'm a structural engineering grad, and I'd say getting an RA/TA is possible out of engineering but in a related field (like geology, earth science, physics 101, analysis for architects etc.) That's what I did :) One can easily be a grader though!
Oklahoma State University offers full tuition waiver you will have to hardly pay around 300$ per credit and TA/RA get 25$ per hr which is enough to pay the fee and for living cost. Stillwater is a very cheap place so you don't have much to spend
I am not sure if this is standard across. I got a RA position in Civil Engineering at Purdue and got a full tuition waiver as I got a position for 0.50 FTE. I also get a stipend for $2050/month. I don't know if it helps your viewers but this is what I got this year. I started my Masters in Spring 2021.
Hi, could you help me out on how you got the position? I'll be joining purdue this fall in the MST(IT) program and would like to apply for RA/GA. I can't teach so not sure if I can handle TA. I'm very much confused on where to start.
@@nishajoshi6541 no usually funded opportunities are available to graduate students. There are smaller scholarships you can win as an UG student but not anything even remotely close to graduate funding
Guys people have been saying that for india like it has huge scope to grow hence there will be a lot of demand for civil engineers but even if you consider 20 years timeframe still demand for civil engineers hasn’t grown much in india .
@Pritesh PJ Jagani but the kind of lifestyle usa offers is something to look for. considering the pay check and lifestyle can you name other countries to prefer ? It’s the opportunities and ambition that makes us to move outside india else being an indian I can’t loose hope in our country. Hope you can understand.
Hello Parth!! I am a fan of yours. I used to watch your videos when I was planning to come for U.S and while buying my stuffs before coming. Now, I want to open up a youtube channel as well. But I read that there is restrictions in monetizing RUclips channel while you are in F1. Is it true? Will highly appreciate if you answer me. Thanks
Please Parth can we have someone from someone from UBC, U of T or U waterloo to just have a comparision between US and Canadian edu, By the way love your videos...
Hello I am doing TA for about 10 hrs/ week and University pay me for about 15 days Do you know can I do any other incampus employment for rest of the 10hrs/ week
Hai parth . I have done my undergraduation in civil engineering and planning to take master's in computer science. Could u please guide me regarding this. Will there be any problem ? Thank you bro
Hi .. is detail marksheet (dmc) of each semester necessary while applying for ms ? Due to covid our college promoted us by giving avg cgpa ..now they are saying if anyone wants dmc take extra 6 courses !! This sem ...
Hey Parth, nice video and goof efforts put in by you. Thanks for the video.. Could you please interview or tell in some information about Columbia University, NY. CS or EE would work. I hope you'll read this comment. Thank you!.
Hey buddy do u have list of universities who provide lot's of post for RA,TA and GA in data science and data analyst Master's course? Guy's please like my comments so we can have answer! 🙏
Hey Parth, thanks for the information. Can you please post the same information about Indiana university Bloomington (Ms CS) and UIC(MS CS). Or anyone who read this comment and has relevant information can help me know about TA/RA/GA and possibilities of out of state to in state tuition fee.
I am not sure the rate, but I think it is typical. One thing to note is that in contrast to some universities, graduate students generally have to pay fees even if their tuition is waived and they are receiving a stipend. Blacksburg is less expensive to live than the average town. Hope that helps!
Hey parth, you used to make these types of vids more in the past but those are kind of 2-3 years old now. Keep making these types of videos.
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Yeah, I prefer these more than the round table ones!
Yes please!!!!
Hey achyut ....from where are you...
I think i know you
@@ashwinikumar9292 you dont
Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
1. OSU offers TA/RA/GA positions, all of them are rare for MS students, specially in ECE, more opportunities available for CSE students.
2. A TA (ECE) makes $2250/month pre tax or $1890/month after tax, and most of the tax is refunded after filing taxes. As for RA, they make similar amount of money, sometimes lesser than TA depending on department, there are also TA1, TA2, grader positions with compensation varying from $15-$10/hour, these positions do not get fee waivers.
3. TA/RA with 50% FTE (20 hours/week) get full fee waiver which is around $19000/semester and they only have to pay 15% of insurance fee (15% of $1600/semester).
4. Stipend is more than enough to live in Columbus, I also end up saving around $500/month, a portion of which I have started investing in stocks and ROTH IRA (a request to you for making a video on the FIRE movement and ways to invest money for students).
Its the same with University of Cincinnati as well. You get around $1900 PM irrespective of the 'A job' you have along with a complete fee waiver complete health insurance waiver during the appointment period. I end up spending $617 per semester which is way cheaper and also Cincinnati is not costly.
Hello Harsh ... Great to know someone from OSU. I got an admit from both USC and OSU. While doing the math I just realised that it costs around $80,000 for 30 credits(almost equal to USC). Can you confirm if this is true ? Also In terms of course (ECE), I want to specialize in Machine learning. So, are there any comments from your side on the general course structure and job opportunities ?
THANKS in advance :-)
Hey @@chakradharbandla7125, regarding the tuition, it depends on how many semesters you will need to graduate, for three semesters (~$65,000) and for four semesters (~$85,000), one can easily graduate in three semesters. I can just comment on ECE in general, not specifically for Machine learning as I am from Power electronics field, so overall courses are okay, professors are willing to give MS students research opportunities (initially not funded in general but if you prove yourself, they won't mind you funding), but this stuff is common with any university in US. Things I wish I knew before coming here: high tuition fees compared to other state universities, full time co-ops not allowed for international students, courses such as project management and ethics (time consuming) are mandatory for project based MS. Job opportunities, I would recommend you to focus on location, I have seen many companies hiring a lot from local universities, otherwise it's just the plain old struggle of international students to get jobs.
@@harshbavishi5256 Thanks a lot for the insights Harsh
This is extremely informative. It must have been very time-consuming to collect all the data.. Thank you so much!
Hey Parth...Your efforts can't be shorten just by saying typical 'thank you'/'nice video'...... U are giving much more than it... Stay blessed!!
Thank you for putting up videos in spite of having trouble with your nose. I'm waiting for the part 2 of last week's LinkedIn video.
Wow nowadays your content quality is just superb........
Thank you Parth for your efforts. These are really helpful.
6:18 smoooth shift right there
I think there are some things not quite right with the UCLA info. TAs and RAs are paid more around $30/hr, and most departments cover in state tuition and health insurance. Some departments such as electrical engineering also cover out of state with everything else above.
There are also ample grader positions, and it offers around $18/hr to graduate and $16/hr to undergrads. Number of hours is based on how many students you are grading, one student gets you 1.5 hrs in appointment time.
There are also ample grader positions, and it offers around $18/hr to graduate and $16/hr to undergrads. Number of hours is based on how many students you are grading, one student gets you 1.5 hrs in appointment time.
Using your tips from the video for GRA/GTA with simran.
I got GTA position at UT Arlington.
Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️
For civil engineering
I got admit in UT Arlington for MSBA
Can u say how it will be and even i an trying for RA / TA
@@harshavardhanravipudi5225 it's quite difficult to get in first semester when you are applying from your Home country. Unless you have pretty good profile and they have the postions open.
I am not sure about your programme, I am doing construction engineering and management. And they have lots of research opportunity in civil engineering department.
@@harshavardhanravipudi5225 you can text me on instagram @abhijit139 I can give you some idea what we did
@@abhimahida3391 hi abhi, can u text me @monikatunara04
I need some info regarding UTA
How many times did Parth say “TA/RA/GA”??🤣 Did anyone count?
Summary: these positions are pretty available and the perks/payment is overall good.
Great research and breakdown, thanks for sharing Parth!
@Email Syed Inayathulla really, why is that?
@@chaiandcoaching Rat race mentality to achieve those positions & Crab mentality to pull each other's feet down !
Really great content, With good stats.
Keep going. Really waiting for ur next videos.
University of Illinois at Chicago
For PhD Physics, full fee waiver and stipend of $20,615 for 9 months, pre tax.
Hey Parth! Thank you so much for an informative video mate. We appreciate your efforts in making these kinda videos. It really helps!!
Being a Columbia Graduate Student. I can tell about the Electrical Engineering dpt. They're offering pretty good opportunities in Electrical Engineering and Industrial Engineering too. My friend is working as a grading assistant and there's lots of opportunities in Project Assistant positions where will be 2 options. Either student can take stipend that'll around 900-1100 USD per month or opt for 3 credit score (Similar to fee waiver) for 1 specific subject. That's true here TA & RA position are highly competitive for first year international students.
It's definitely true! University of Michigan grad here. The GSI ( aka TA)/GSRA (aka RA) is near to impossible to get if you are a master student. Extremely hard for most departments (with a small possibility within IT/Electronics).It's something only for PhD students.
I'm a structural engineering grad, and I'd say getting an RA/TA is possible out of engineering but in a related field (like geology, earth science, physics 101, analysis for architects etc.) That's what I did :)
One can easily be a grader though!
What about mechanical engineers?
@@humorlads9113 same deal with mechanical too. It’s hard
@@MMJ501 then how students manage? Are there any other part time jobs available?
@@humorlads9113 yeah on campus/grader etc.
So much hard work. Hats off bro.
Why is it showing as if there are no views for the video? Strange
Anyone who gets chosen as a TA during the first semester, is making inroads for a bright career!! Tells a lot about yooou
Oklahoma State University offers full tuition waiver you will have to hardly pay around 300$ per credit and TA/RA get 25$ per hr which is enough to pay the fee and for living cost. Stillwater is a very cheap place so you don't have much to spend
UC San Diego offers more than any of above mentioned universities.
For GSR: Full fee waiver + insurance + $3200/month stipend
for cs?
@@ankurgiri7589 I think it's same for everyone
@@satyamgaba aha thankyou
@Email Syed Inayathulla Indians as well
@@satyamgaba does it covers cost of living in San Diego?
In Old Dominion University
GRA - $7800 / sem , 50-60% Tution fees waiver where tution fees is around $16500.
Thank you so much Parth ❣️
You are an inspiration for all of us
I am not sure if this is standard across. I got a RA position in Civil Engineering at Purdue and got a full tuition waiver as I got a position for 0.50 FTE. I also get a stipend for $2050/month. I don't know if it helps your viewers but this is what I got this year. I started my Masters in Spring 2021.
Hi, could you help me out on how you got the position? I'll be joining purdue this fall in the MST(IT) program and would like to apply for RA/GA. I can't teach so not sure if I can handle TA. I'm very much confused on where to start.
Hey, does this apply to undergraduate as well??
@@nishajoshi6541 no usually funded opportunities are available to graduate students. There are smaller scholarships you can win as an UG student but not anything even remotely close to graduate funding
Parth please make one civil engineering specific video !!!
Guys people have been saying that for india like it has huge scope to grow hence there will be a lot of demand for civil engineers but even if you consider 20 years timeframe still demand for civil engineers hasn’t grown much in india .
@Pritesh PJ Jagani but the kind of lifestyle usa offers is something to look for. considering the pay check and lifestyle can you name other countries to prefer ? It’s the opportunities and ambition that makes us to move outside india else being an indian I can’t loose hope in our country. Hope you can understand.
Hey man good to use you back
I was offered a TA position as a freshman for an ME class of 12-15 students but could not meet the deadline. (ISU)
Much informative. Thanks.
for colorado state university it is full fee waiver with 2150 pre tax per month
SIR YOU ARE AMAZING!! 💓
Absolute awesome video
Bruh wenevr u talk abt salaries plz keep mentioning p.a or monthly.... For some NOOBS like us it confuses a lot bhai 🙏🙏🙏🙏
How nice of you to section the video as per the universities
Good efforts parth 👍
Hey Parth ! Really a Big Thanks for the Videos that you are making, really Informative. Can you make a video on list of Uni that Waved GRE?
Thank you for this Parth. I am joining Northwestern for my masters this year. Lemme know if i can ever help with your content.
Hey Parth what is the average TA/RA salaries that I can expect from NYU? I'm an incoming student at NYU Tandon. Great video by the way!
Hey Parth!! The content is pretty good. Could you please make a video on how to get these TA, RA, GA?
good info and analysis
This is the topic for which most people are curious
What are the requirements or eligibility criteria for getting TA, RA or GA??
Hello Parth!!
I am a fan of yours. I used to watch your videos when I was planning to come for U.S and while buying my stuffs before coming. Now, I want to open up a youtube channel as well. But I read that there is restrictions in monetizing RUclips channel while you are in F1. Is it true? Will highly appreciate if you answer me. Thanks
How much TA,RA, GA get Payed in University of Houston TX.
Please Parth can we have someone from someone from UBC, U of T or U waterloo to just have a comparision between US and Canadian edu, By the way love your videos...
Great Video! Can you make a video on Stanford, UWash, TAMU, UC Davis?
@Kumar Exclusive no need to be rude
Hey parth, am damn sure I'm going to meet you soon as I got an admit to ASU. Is there any template to be a part of your GA/RA :)
Thanks Parth for that info on Penn State University🙏 Any other Fall 21 MS CS Penn state admits here?
How do they just waive 100% of your tuition?! and pay you a salary on top of that? Am I missing something?
Hey Parth, loving the content of your videos and you were absolutely adorable and cute at 6:19
yaa, probably he forget to edit that out XD
thank you. as a rising hs junior, it was very helpful!!
Hey Parth, I'll be joining UCSB as MS student. Is the availability and salary of TA same as UCLA? Can you please give some details...
Can you please provide information for the New Jersey Institute of technology? (TA,RA,GA)
Lincoln University is good University in Oakland CA and get F1 visa easily
Are you sure that all the people who gets admitted to ASU phd program gets TA/RA position ?
Hey parth! For getting TA/GA/RA do i need above Avg TOEFL and GRE scores to qualify for the position??
Hey parth what about University of Florida
Hello I am doing TA for about 10 hrs/ week and University pay me for about 15 days Do you know can I do any other incampus employment for rest of the 10hrs/ week
I have an admit from Northeastern University and Purdue for MS ECE. Which one would be better in terms of job opportunities?
What about international students?? You talked about out state and in state
Hai parth . I have done my undergraduation in civil engineering and planning to take master's in computer science. Could u please guide me regarding this. Will there be any problem ? Thank you bro
is it still possible these days for middle class to ''still'' make it in America ?
Hi .. is detail marksheet (dmc) of each semester necessary while applying for ms ? Due to covid our college promoted us by giving avg cgpa ..now they are saying if anyone wants dmc take extra 6 courses !! This sem ...
Hi Parth, does Purdue provide these positions for business analytics course?
Can you make a Video on students transferring to us universities as transfer student from India for UG
Hey Parth, nice video and goof efforts put in by you. Thanks for the video..
Could you please interview or tell in some information about Columbia University, NY. CS or EE would work. I hope you'll read this comment. Thank you!.
What about Georgia Tech GA,TA,RA salaries?
What about USC's CS department for MS in CS students in terms of RA/TA/GA?
Hi Parth. What do you know about Duke Univerisity? Thnx
Can anyone please share the numbers for a TA/RA/GA position @ UF (University of Florida)?
I could not access resources on Gradicle website.
How about University of Washington,Seattle
Hey buddy do u have list of universities who provide lot's of post for RA,TA and GA in data science and data analyst Master's course?
Guy's please like my comments so we can have answer! 🙏
Hey , I'm going for my undergrad at ASU Tempe, is it possible that I can get TA job ?
First 😍
Hi Parth! I am here in Shanghai! Could i cintact you?I am a civil engineer working here in Shanghai!
Hey Parth, thanks for the information. Can you please post the same information about Indiana university Bloomington (Ms CS) and UIC(MS CS).
Or anyone who read this comment and has relevant information can help me know about TA/RA/GA and possibilities of out of state to in state tuition fee.
UIC 28.6 dollars per hour
Hi I applied for san Jose state university can you ask your roommate how can i apply that and any help from him pls 🙏
Hi mate.. the mailing list link isn't working..
Can Parth/ anyone give the same details regarding Virginia Tech Blacksburg?
I am not sure the rate, but I think it is typical. One thing to note is that in contrast to some universities, graduate students generally have to pay fees even if their tuition is waived and they are receiving a stipend. Blacksburg is less expensive to live than the average town. Hope that helps!
What does " waved off " mean ?
Anyone here could provide TA/RA/GA details for TAMU and NCSU?
Can we get a TA in the first semester itself if we have a very good profile?
Definitely. You can get
Can someone help me with joining the mailing list? tks
First ☝️😍
hi can I get TA as a undergrad.
much needed video parth! great but please do reply me in instagram
Iam from India say hello to me please
Any seniors from NCSU? What's the scenario there?
Hot he yaar ye bandha
Hey Parth, you always have an option to speak with your mouth and not "nose"
I didn’t get it. But I am glad you found the video helpful.
@@priteshpjjagani4753 Hey man I have a condition which needs to be operated. Hopefully once I am in India I will be able to take care of this.
@@ParthVijayvergiya humility