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Tax Preparation Assistance Program for Graduate Students Opens March 28

The Graduate School again will provide in-person income-tax preparation, formerly the Tax Assistance Program (TAP) services for graduate students at the University of Maryland, College Park.  In-person income-tax preparation assistance will be provided to graduate students between the end of March to mid-April in Room #5101F McKeldin (this is the Graduate Student Lounge on the 5th floor). In-person income-tax preparation assistance through TPAP is meant to help guide students through Glacier Tax Prep: 

Supporting Documentation

Letters of Recommendation

Graduate Council Meetings

AY 23-24 Graduate Council Meetings

April 10, 2024
Agenda

March 13, 2024
Agenda
Approved Meeting Minutes

February 14, 2024

Archived Graduate Council Materials

AY 16-17 Graduate Council Meetings

5/3/2017

Agenda
Minutes, March 2017

UMD SREB Fellows and SREB Alumni Association

Teaching and Learning

The Graduate School’s Office of Teaching and Learning sponsors workshops and programs to assist faculty in teaching graduate students and to train graduate students to teach undergraduate students.

The academic enterprise relies on a cadre of well-trained teaching assistants. These assistantships are an integral part of graduate student training and professional development.

Financial Literacy Videos

"Make $ense of Your Money"

Financial Literacy Workshop Series

As part of its Student Success Initiatives, the Graduate School hosted a series of free workshops, led by experienced investors, counselors, and specialists, to help students develop money management skills that they can use during their graduate studies and long after they graduate. Below are videos of each workshop.

Financial Literacy

The Graduate School is committed to helping students reach their personal and professional goals, including financial ones. Graduate students face important financial choices as they pursue their studies and transition to careers. These include:

Opportunities for Success

A graduate student’s primary learning experience takes place in the classroom, laboratory, library, studio, or field. To ensure the success of that experience, the Graduate School offers students from all disciplines many robust academic enrichment and support programs. Explore this section to learn more about these programs.

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