The phrase "a full stipend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete financial allowance or payment provided for a specific purpose, such as education or living expenses.
Example: "The university offers a full stipend to graduate students who assist with research projects."
Alternatives: "a complete stipend" or "an entire stipend".
These IRTA fellows at NIEHS and those at the main NIH campus in Bethesda, Maryland, make between approximately $25,000 to $50,000 a year (see appendices on the IRTA program page for a full stipend schedule) and have some benefits, including health care.
The program will provide fellowship funding (covering tuition/fees and a full stipend) for the fall semester to selected sixth-year students in the humanities and social sciences.
A number of second-year fellowships for PhD trainees are available from the DS421 program, providing a full stipend ($32,000) plus tuition and fees.
A number of second year fellowships for PhD trainees are available, providing a full stipend ($32,000) plus tuition and fees.
If students do not complete their graduate training in five years, they are eligible to received a departmental stipend which when combined with teaching yields a full stipend for the sixth year.
Rehm said the summer festival offers students the extraordinary opportunity to work alongside professionals – actors as well as lighting, sound, choreography, set and costume designers – while receiving a full stipend for the summer work, thanks to funding from the Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education.
As one PI of a full-stipend program in this study stated, he would rather have 15 fellows in a supplemental stipend model than two to three fellows supported by full stipends.
Three distinct models emerged from an analysis of these programs: a full-stipend model, in which graduate fellows worked with partner teachers in a K 12 classroom for 2 d/wk; a supplemental stipend model in which fellows worked with teachers for 1 d/wk; and a service-learning model, in which in-classroom activity was integrated into university academic coursework.
Based on our survey results and a search of maintained program websites, we have identified at least three different models for continuing to place scientists-in-training in K 12 classrooms: a full-stipend model, a supplemental stipend or "topping-up award" model, and a service-learning model (Table 2).
If you are bringing in outside funding, the Wilson School tops up to cover full tuition, and in some cases may offer merit aid in addition to need-based aid to grant you a full living stipend.
Students with an external fellowship that provides less than the full stipend amount hold the full external fellowship funding and receive additional funding from the University up to the total of the standard University Fellowship stipend plus $5,000.
