Harvard - Financial Aid

Financial Aid Statistics At Harvard

Average Amount Received	% Received Financial Aid
$55,433	46%

4,422 students (46% of total 9,579 undergraduate students) have awarded federal, state, local, institutional or other sources of grant aid at Harvard University (Harvard). The average amount of the aid awarded is $55,433.

For the first-time, full-time beginning students (freshmen), 72% of total 1,949 enrolled students have received any kind of financial aid and its average amount of aid received is $61,801.

All Undergraduate Financial Aid

At Harvard University, 4,422 undergraduate students (46% of total 9,579 students) have received financial aid including grants, scholarships, and/or federal student loans. The average amount of aid received is $55,433.

Financial Aid Statistics (All Undergraduate Students) - Harvard
Type of Aid	Number Receiving Aid	Percent Receiving Aid	Total Amount of Aid Received	Average Amount of Aid Received
Grant or Scholarship	4,422	46%	$245,124,206	$55,433
Pell Grants	1,285	13%	$6,676,934	$5,196
Federal Student Loan	259	3%	$1,521,017	$5,873

Beginning Undergraduate Students (Freshmen) Financial Aid

1,407 beginning undergraduate students (72% of total 1,949 enrolled freshmen) have received financial aid including grants, scholarships, and/or federal student loans at Harvard University. The average amount of aid received is $61,801.

Financial Aid Statistics (First-time Full-time Beginning Undergraduate Students) - Harvard
Type of Aid	Number Receiving Aid	Percent Receiving Aid	Total Amount of Aid Received	Average Amount of Aid Received
Any Financial Aid	1,407	72%	-	-
Grants or Scholarships	1,094	56%	$67,610,733	$61,801
Federal Grants	366	19%	$2,791,941	$7,628
Pell Grants	366	19%	$1,941,684	$5,305
Other Federal Grants	214	11%	$850,257	$3,973
State/Local Grants	61	3%	$171,860	$2,817
Institutional Grants	1,091	56%	$64,646,932	$59,255
Student Loan Aid	167	9%	$1,503,667	$9,004
Federal Student Loans	71	4%	$362,363	$5,104
Other Student Loans	128	7%	$1,141,304	$8,916

Financial Aid Statistics At Harvard

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