Tools like MyinTuition and Net Price Calculator can be a great place to start when you’re thinking about applying to college and are curious about financial aid. For many families the posted tuition cost is not actually what they pay, so using calculators can help with planning where to apply and may widen your options. Please note there are some situations where these estimating tools are not applicable:
If one of these situations above describes your family and you would like to estimate your aid eligibility, please contact the Financial Aid Office for assistance.
Use the MyinTuition College Cost Estimator for a quick estimate. This tool takes just minutes and is a recommended good first step. Information about your family’s income and savings help estimate eligibility for need-based financial aid. Start here or view the 1-minute video at the bottom of this page.
Use the College Board Net Price Calculator to estimate a net price more customized to your individual family financial circumstances. For the best result you’ll need student and parent tax returns and W-2 forms for the most recent year, records of untaxed income and benefits received, and current mortgage, bank, and investment statements.
To receive a full evaluation of financial aid eligibility, admitted students must complete the entire financial aid application process. Financial aid application results are delivered shortly after the student is admitted, provided that priority filing dates are met.
If you have questions about your family’s financial aid eligibility or circumstances, please contact the Financial Aid Office.
