The Advanced Education overview page provides information about the Cost of Attendance.

Students are expected to have their own financial resources to pay for the duration of their time in the program.  Financial support is not available from the Biomaterials Graduate Program.

The University's Office of Financial Aid can provide information regarding types of available aid including loans. Their office has dedicated advisors on all UB campuses to assist students with questions about financing their educational expenses. They are also available to meet with students one-on-one and cater financial aid requests to each individual’s needs. 

Part-time jobs, such as tutoring undergraduate students or working in the campus libraries, may be available on campus on a competitive basis. 

FAQ's

Where can I find information regarding types of aid available for graduate students?
Visit https://financialaid.buffalo.edu/graduate-students/ to view types of aid available and things to consider when applying for financial aid.

What is the first step in the financial aid process?
The financial aid process begins with the filing of the Federal Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA). UB’s school code is 002837. More about completing your FASFA application and the full application process can be viewed at https://financialaid.buffalo.edu/process/.

Where can I find financial forms that need to be submitted?
Visit https://financialaid.buffalo.edu/forms/ to access financial aid forms.

How can I find a financial aid advisor and set up a meeting?
Visit https://financialaid.buffalo.edu/advising/ for a list of advisors, contact us form, and link to a secure upload center.