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[Pages:2]FINANCIAL AID FOR STUDENTS ADMITTED TO THE CLASS OF 2022

Gross Family Income

Percent Average What It Qualified Grant Covers

$0 ? 65,000

100%

$67,350

Full tuition, college fee, room & board

$65,000 ? 85,000

100%

$62,865

Full tuition, college fee, 76% room & board

$85,000 ? 100,000

100%

$59,140

Full tuition, college fee, 54% room & board

$100,000 ? 120,000 100%

$55,540

Full tuition, college fee, 32% room & board

$120,000 ? 140,000 100%

$53,180

Full tuition, college fee, 17% room & board

$140,000 ? 160,000 100%

$50,000

Full tuition

$160,000 ? 180,000 100%

$43,900

89% tuition

$180,000 ? 200,000

91%

$38,810

78% tuition

$200,000 ? 250,000

83%

$29,900

60% tuition

$250,000 and above

most who qualify have 2 children in college

33%

$22,880

46% tuition

Tuition = $49,450 Residential college fee = $890

Room and board = $16,360

Your grant may vary from the above average based on the Financial Aid Office's individual evaluation of your family's resources, including assets other than the family home or retirement funds.

Office of Admission

admission.princeton.edu

Financial Aid Information

admission.princeton.edu/cost-aid

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H OW T O APPLY

Domestic and international students apply by completing the following steps. For more detailed information, see the Undergraduate Financial Aid Information and Application Instructions at admission.princeton.edu/cost-aid.

1 You may submit a Princeton Financial Aid Application (PFAA)

after you apply for admission. If you complete your admission application on or before November 1 for Single-Choice Early Action the deadline to submit your financial aid forms is November 9. Applicants who apply Regular Decision have until February 1 to complete their PFAA.

2 Provide your parents' federal income tax returns and

W-2 statements filed in the spring of your junior year. The equivalent documentation is required for nonfilers, including international applicants.

3 File the Free Application for Federal Student Aid

(FAFSA) online at (U.S. citizens and permanent residents only).

I N T E R NAT I ONAL E L I G I BI L I T Y

Princeton does not limit financial aid available to international students. The full need of all admitted international students is met the same as it is for students from the United States.

F I NANC I AL AI D APPL I CAT I ON D E AD L I N E S

Single-Choice Regular Early Action Decision

Princeton Financial Aid Application

Nov. 9

Feb. 1

Princeton Non-custodial Parent's Form

(If applicable)

Nov. 9

Feb. 1

Supporting Income Documents

Nov. 9

Feb. 1

FAFSA

Nov. 9

Feb. 1

Meeting your needs.

100%

of tuition is covered

by Princeton's average

aid package for students admitted to the Class of 2022 with family incomes up to $160,000.

Financial Aid at Princeton

Affordable for All

Princeton University is committed to access and affordability.

We provide financial aid in the form of grants, which do not have to be repaid. Our aid program does not require any borrowing, so students can graduate debt free. We were the first university in the country to eliminate the need to take out loans.

Our generous financial aid has ensured the continued and growing enrollment of a diverse group of students from lowand middle-income backgrounds.

60%

of undergraduates receive financial aid.

Grants, not loans.

100%

of tuition, college fee, and room and board

for families earning

up to $65,000 is

covered for students admitted to the Class

of 2022.

THE PRINCETON F I NANC I AL AI D E S T I M AT OR

Each student's need is determined individually based on family resources, and is met in full with grants and a campus job. Princeton's confidential Financial Aid Estimator can help you determine if you would qualify for aid and the type of award you might receive.

The estimator is available at admission.princeton.edu/cost-aid/financial-aid-estimator.

Note: The aid estimator is valid only for U.S. and Canadian families.

Zero debt is possible.

82%

of recent seniors graduated

debt free.

$9,000

The average total indebtedness for graduating Princeton seniors who chose to borrow.

For comparison, about 70 percent of college seniors in the United States graduated with loans in 2016, and they carried an average debt of $30,100 (Source: The Project on Student Debt).

F R E QU E N T LY AS K E D QU E S T I ON S

Will applying for aid hurt my chance of being admitted to Princeton?

No. There is no disadvantage whatsoever in the admission process for financial aid applicants.

How do you decide who gets financial aid?

Financial aid is awarded based on need only. We use the information you supply on your financial aid application to determine how much support we will provide. We do not offer merit-based aid or athletic scholarships.

Before I apply, can I get a sense of whether I might qualify for aid?

Yes. Just enter your financial information into the Princeton Financial Aid Estimator online for a quick idea of how much aid you may be qualified to receive. (Valid only for U.S. and Canadian families)

Will I receive the same amount of financial aid every year?

It is our policy to meet students' full demonstrated need each year. Award amounts may vary from year to year, based on changes in a family's financial circumstances and Princeton's cost of attendance.

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