If you are a GRA are you consider fully funded? I have nearly completed my Master of Science. Refreshing my Resume. I have been funded as a GRA every semester I was a Master's student – meaning my tuition was waived and I received a month stipend.
Is it the correct terminology to state:

&quot;Was fully funded as a Graduate Research Assistant (GRA) for _________ Institute of
Technology while pursuing his Master of Science.&quot;

Is that correct, or is the term &quot;funded&quot; more-so used for PhD students or those that secure guaranteed funding for X number of years. In my case, I essentially kept renewing my GRA positions on a semesterly bases.
Last, should I explicitly mention that my tuition was waived and I received a month stipend, or do employers not care about that.
Yes. I'm not aware of the term &quot;funded&quot; having a strict or legal definition. If you got paid every semester, then it sounds like you were fully-funded, and it's fine to say this.
As for what employers want, I'm sure this varies widely, but I doubt that being &quot;fully funded&quot; by itself will count for much. If you had to go through a competitive, merit-based process to &quot;win&quot; funding, it might be worth a bullet explaining this achievement.