Hello all! I'm about to be a senior at the University of Florida. I'm planning on applying to Iowa this fall for the M.A. in Higher Education/Student Affairs. I've heard a lot of great things about the University of Iowa and this specific program (Kinnick Stadium rocks, by the way!)
On the program website, it says that the typical funding for HESA MA students for the academic year includes a $13.5k fellowship + 100% tuition/fees/insurance. However, in another paragraph, there's a portion that reads "A graduate internship (or full-time job) is required while taking coursework. Internships are paid placements with different higher education and student affairs units at the University of Iowa."
Are fellowships/internships the same thing, and if so, is $13.5k all I'd be receiving for living expenses for the academic year? Or are they separate, and I'd be receiving a stipend from my graduate internship on top of the $13.5k fellowship.
I sent an email but I figured I'd ask here as well. Thank you all for any answers!