University of Washington Benefits

Provides extensive healthcare and retirement benefits with many options. You can also attend classes for free. The best of the best!

I was an intern so I was not expecting any packages but sometimes there are snacks and if there is a big holiday, the head of my research team would be really generous and give me a little present. It's a nice environment to be in.

Great and fair benefits! Increased yearly amount of time earned for paid time off. There is also a personal day you can use.

UW offers its graduate teaching assistants amazing healthcare which makes up for the subpar pay.

Best thing: Good graduate student health care benefits (GAIP plan). Worst thing: low compensation and no retirement savings options.

I'm a part time student worker, so I don't get any benefits. The pay is 16/hr, and that's the only thing that we get.

Work-life balance, PTO, health insurance

For graduate students there is an ok health insurance, no more than that

For the part-time job, there is no benefit.

The location of the university was very accessible, always something interesting was happening. Could have met many interesting, international people as well.