[Data Update]: NSF GRFP and DOE CSGF
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Please duplicate the block below for each institution you want to add or update.
Institution name: NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
- This updates an existing institution.
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Annual Stipend Amount (USD, both Pre-Qualification and Post-Qualification if different): 37000
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Annual Local Living Wage (USD): Varies
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Link to the MIT Living Wage Calculator: N/A
Note: Please use The number in
Typical Expenses -> Required annual income before taxes -> 1 Adult & 0 Childrenas the annual local living wage.
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Annual Out-of-pocket Fees (and Health Insurance) Charged by University (USD): 0
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Summer Funding Guarantee: Yes
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Source of the stipend and fee data (e.g., your own data point, a link to an official website, etc.): https://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2022/nsf22614/nsf22614.htm
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Additional Comments (Optional): The NSF pays up to $12K in fees. The living cost obviously varies based on Institution. FWIW, many institutions would top up the GRFP to meet their existing stipend if their stipend is higher than NSF.
Institution name: DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellowship
- This updates an existing institution.
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Annual Stipend Amount (USD, both Pre-Qualification and Post-Qualification if different): 45000
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Annual Local Living Wage (USD): Varies
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Link to the MIT Living Wage Calculator: N/A
Note: Please use The number in
Typical Expenses -> Required annual income before taxes -> 1 Adult & 0 Childrenas the annual local living wage.
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Annual Out-of-pocket Fees (and Health Insurance) Charged by University (USD): 0
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Summer Funding Guarantee: Yes
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Source of the stipend and fee data (e.g., your own data point, a link to an official website, etc.): https://www.krellinst.org/csgf/about-doe-csgf/benefits-opportunities
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Additional Comments (Optional): The DOE pays all mandatory fees (including tuition). The living cost obviously varies based on Institution. As with the GRFP, many institutions may top up the CSGF to meet their existing stipend if their stipend is higher than DOE CSGF
@mjc0608 I'm hesitant to add this as it's a rare opportunity for select students
This data point looks interesting. @shibo-chen @jiong-zhu @pyjhzwh
My concerns are 1) NSF/DOE are technically not universities, and 2) we have no idea how to deal with the living wage.
I think a good solution is to add info/link on our website to such sources of funding, instead of including them in the ranking
I know these entries complicate the data model, but I advocate adding them so people actually know about these fellowships and people at universities can compare against them.
I agree they're not available to all students.
Links are fine as a first step, for sure.
I agree that these data points are important to add, but there should be a filter to include them. The default, in my opinion, should be that they are toggled off.
Hi all, I'm currently working on a good way to display this data on https://github.com/noah-curran/CSStipendRankings/tree/fellowships. Feel free to provide feedback.
@noah-curran , great work! I would mark this issue as fixed.
Wonderful work adding all those other fellowships as well, some of which I wasn't aware about!
Can I consider the data for these fellowship verified? If so I will add the blue checkmark for them.
I think so. Both URLs provided are official websites and I have verified the numbers again.
BTW, is it possible to add sorting to the dropdown box that selects the living cost baseline for fellowship? The current dropdown box uses the CSV order and does not sort it, which can make people hard to find their desired institution. (Done!)
Can I consider the data for these fellowship verified?
@mjc0608 Based on my look at the webpages, they looked OK to me. My only concern is whether there are limitations to the fees that the fellowships claim to cover. I don't have any data points to confirm/deny this concern, so we may need to wait until someone raises an issue about it.
Ok I guess I will mark it as verified for now