<h1>271 , #272 Most students I know pursuing PhDs are in full-funded programs: tuition paid and decent living stipend, including health insurance. Very few (and really outstanding) students I know received Law School scholarships. When they did they were tuition only, I believe. I am not positive about that.</h1>
<h1>273 - Thank you for responding</h1>
<p>adding: at some schools, graduate students are teaching undergraduates as part of their “payback” for the stipends. As well as to prepare them for careers teaching. They are part of the non-full-time teaching labor force in universities. Cutting back on graduate students will mean less teachers in some cases, because there will be the same number of undergraduates.</p>