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The University of Arizona's governing body, the Board of Regents, exclusively controls the costs of attending the University of Arizona and the standard funding levels for graduate assistants. Each year, the Regents evaluate the situation and often make changes but they do not finalize their numbers for each academic year until about two months before the Fall term begins. Keep in mind that no professional/program fees are added to the cost of the MIS doctoral program and that the figures on this site do not factor in some of the financial aid that doctoral students in the MIS program receive. Doctoral students in the MIS program receive financial aid through either research or teaching assistantships. These assistantships include: A 10-month stipend (which may vary due to previous education and experience) An out-of-state tuition waiver Student medical insurance coverage Periodically, the department receives additional funds to be used towards fellowships and scholarships which are made available to doctoral students. These funding opportunities, which vary from year to year, are usually awarded based upon academic performance.