Financial Aid At University of the District of Columbia

2,575 students (67% of total 3,828 undergraduate students) have awarded federal, state, local, institutional or other sources of grant aid at University of the District of Columbia. The average amount of the aid awarded is $6,316.

For the first-time, full-time beginning students (freshmen), 87% of total 345 enrolled students have received any kind of financial aid and its average amount of aid received is $9,147.

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All Undergraduate Financial Aid

At University of the District of Columbia, 2,575 undergraduate students (67% of total 3,828 students) have received financial aid including grants, scholarships, and/or federal student loans. The average amount of aid received is $6,316.

Financial Aid Statistics (All Undergraduate Students)
Type of Aid	Number Receiving Aid	Percent Receiving Aid	Total Amount of Aid Received	Average Amount of Aid Received
Grant or Scholarship	2,575	67%	$16,263,889	$6,316
Pell Grants	1,762	46%	$7,877,991	$4,471
Federal Student Loan	1,350	35%	$9,851,704	$7,298

Beginning Undergraduate Students (Freshmen) Financial Aid

301 beginning undergraduate students (87% of total 345 enrolled freshmen) have received financial aid including grants, scholarships, and/or federal student loans at University of the District of Columbia. The average amount of aid received is $9,147.

Financial Aid Statistics (First-time Full-time Beginning Undergraduate Students)
Type of Aid	Number Receiving Aid	Percent Receiving Aid	Total Amount of Aid Received	Average Amount of Aid Received
Any Financial Aid	301	87%	-	-
Grants or Scholarships	267	77%	$2,442,117	$9,147
Federal Grants	194	56%	$1,128,943	$5,819
Pell Grants	194	56%	$1,046,141	$5,392
Other Federal Grants	74	21%	$82,802	$1,119
State/Local Grants	9	3%	$14,267	$1,585
Institutional Grants	132	38%	$1,298,907	$9,840
Student Loan Aid	124	36%	$655,448	$5,286
Federal Student Loans	124	36%	$653,448	$5,270
Other Student Loans	1	-	$2,000	$2,000

Grants and Scholarship Aid By Income Level (Paying In-State Tuition)

The next table shows the number of students awarded and the average grants/scholarship aid amount by income level for the academic year 2019-2020 at University of the District of Columbia. The sources of grants and scholarship aid are the federal government, state/local government, or the institution. For the statistics, only students who paid the in-state or in-district tuition rate are considered.

Grants of Scholarship Aid Statistics By Income Level
Income Level	Number of Students	Number of Students Awarded	Total Amount Aid Awarded	Average Amount Aid Awarded
All level	191	181	$1,267,708	$6,637
0-30,000	123	123	$900,941	$7,325
30,001-48,000	29	29	$237,315	$8,183
48,001-75,000	26	22	$93,325	$3,589
75,001-110,000	8	2	$4,377	$547
110,001 or more	5	5	$31,750	$6,350

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