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Swarthmore College: Financial Aid, Costs and Net Price Calculator

Swarthmore financial aid net price calculator

Swarthmore College: Financial Aid, Costs and Net Price Calculator

Published December 27, 2017

Swarthmore financial aid net price calculator

Swarthmore College

Swarthmore, Pennsylvania

 


 

 

 

Swarthmore College Financial Aid Stats

# of Full Time Undergraduates1571
Avg % of Need Met for Freshmen100%
Freshmen Receiving Institutional Grants
58% of freshmen
Avg Amount of Institutional Grants for Freshmen
$42,881
% Of Freshmen Receiving Govt or Institutional Gift Aid58%
Avg Amount of Govt or Institutional Gift Aid Received by Freshmen$44,722
Freshmen Without Need Receiving Merit Aid2% of freshmen
Avg Merit Award For Freshmen Without Need$48,720
Avg Net Price After Gift Aid (2015-2016)$19,641
Current Year Cost Of Attendance$65,774
% Of Freshmen Receiving Federal Student Loans12%
Avg Amount of Federal Student Loans for Freshman$4,751
% Full-Time Undergrads with PLUS Loans5%
Avg PLUS Loan per Recipient$24,055
75% Percentile SAT
1550
75% Percentile ACT34
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Data is sourced from IPEDS Provisional Release Data 2016-17; Swarthmore College  Common Data Set 2016-17 and financial aid page.

 

 

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