Most Considered and Compared Schools 2019 Financial Aid Comparison
In average, 68% of full-time first-time beginning undergraduate students (freshmen) have received grants and/or scholarships at Most Considered and Compared Schools. The average amount of the financial aid is $21,686. Below table summarizes and compares the acceptance rate and other admission statistics.
Most Considered and Compared Schools 2019 Financial Aid Comparison
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| School Name | Beginning Undergraduate Students (Freshmen) | All Undergraduate Students | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number Receiving Aid | Percent Receiving Aid | Average Amounts | Number Receiving Aid | Percent Receiving Aid | Average Amounts | ||
| Auburn University, | 3,070 | 68.42% | $9,634 | 12,574 | 55.49% | $9,062 | |
| Clemson University, | 3,236 | 87.72% | $10,698 | 15,037 | 78.74% | $8,551 | |
| Delta State University, | 298 | 86.88% | $6,546 | 2,101 | 76.04% | $6,351 | |
| Florida State University, | 5,987 | 97.78% | $8,620 | 30,161 | 91.58% | $6,830 | |
| Harvard University, | 925 | 55.56% | $53,545 | 4,311 | 43.48% | $47,145 | |
| James Madison University, | 1,384 | 30.75% | $8,489 | 7,037 | 36.00% | $6,998 | |
| Marshall University, | 1,651 | 87.73% | $10,144 | 7,264 | 75.55% | $8,922 | |
| Northcentral University, | - | 33 | 24.81% | $3,239 | |||
| Ohio State University-Main Campus, | 5,300 | 66.83% | $10,273 | 30,366 | 66.26% | $9,838 | |
| Princeton University, | 786 | 60.23% | $50,758 | 3,194 | 59.15% | $50,655 | |
| San Joaquin Valley College-Visalia, | 2,597 | 63.43% | $4,731 | 6,388 | 69.31% | $4,804 | |
| Stanford University, | 910 | 52.36% | $51,838 | 4,195 | 59.64% | $47,106 | |
| Texas Christian University, | 1,378 | 73.03% | $25,367 | 6,215 | 69.90% | $24,704 | |
| University of California-Berkeley, | 3,133 | 51.12% | $18,735 | 17,348 | 59.20% | $18,993 | |
| University of Florida, | 5,801 | 85.30% | $10,233 | 28,827 | 83.43% | $9,169 | |
| University of Georgia, | 5,540 | 102.57% | $10,651 | 24,760 | 88.58% | $9,642 | |
| University of Notre Dame, | 1,128 | 55.13% | $39,153 | 5,226 | 61.27% | $37,676 | |
| University of Virginia-Main Campus, | 1,405 | 38.16% | $21,865 | 7,186 | 44.00% | $19,211 | |
| Western Michigan University, | 1,976 | 68.35% | $8,216 | 10,006 | 54.64% | $7,960 | |
| Yale University, | 813 | 59.47% | $52,542 | 3,061 | 55.94% | $51,191 | |
| Average | 2,490 | 68% | $21,686 | 11,265 | 63% | $19,402 | |
*The data for academic year 2018-2019 is from IPEDS (The Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System),U.S. Department of Education.
**Information is not available for schools that are not appeared in the table. The schools have not report the information to the IPEDS or not applicable.)
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Highest Aid Amounts
- University of Notre Dame $39,153
- University of Virginia-Main Campus $21,865
- University of California-Berkeley $18,735
- Clemson University $10,698
- University of Georgia $10,651
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