List of Schools that Offer 100% Financial Aid

Colleges That Offer 100% Financial Aid

There is always a question revolving in the mind of Indian Students (NRI), whether we are financially strong to pay off the tuition fee and other expenses asked by the college after your SAT score.

Well! It is a question that should be cleared before filling up the college forms for admission.

Might be, scholarship students can take a sigh of relief as they get a portion of deduction from the entire tuition fee. But a there some colleges that are committed to making sure that whether you are able to pay, regardless you honoured with a scholarship.

 

What Next?

Obviously, Indian/NRI students become more tensed by reading the above stuff. But the following part hides very pleasurable news for you.

There are some colleges in the US offers 100% demonstrated financial need.

 

What Does Demonstrated Financial Need Mean?

During the college admission process, you get two common forms which are FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) and the CSS Profile (College Scholarship Service Profile). On these forms, you have to mention your parents’ income as well as their assets. You need to mention your personal income as well (if any).  Besides, you need to write about the total number of member in your family and their earning.

On the basis of this information, college decides how much tuition fee you will able to pay.

For instance: If the tuition fee of a college is $50000 annually and your family is able to afford only $20000 annually, then some portion likely $20000 will arrange by the college, and what about rest $10000? It will be paid by you through a loan or other sources.

But there are some colleges in the US which wave off 100% fee. Are you surprised? But it’s true.

 

How Many Colleges Offer 100% Financial Aid?

Right now, there are around 60 colleges revealed that they can help the students to arrange their fee through loans, grants, work-study, and scholarships.

 

But Why the Colleges Agree to Help the Students?

There are many wealthier students studying in these colleges. They can able to earn a good amount from them. Moreover, these students’ family denote money or other help to the students who are not financially strong.

Let's check some of these colleges are:

• Amherst College

• Bowdoin College

• Brown University

• Colby College

• Columbia University

• Davidson College

• Harvard University

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology

• Northwestern University

• Pomona College

• Princeton University

• Stanford University

• Swarthmore College

• University of Chicago

• University of Pennsylvania

• US Air Force Academy

• US Naval Academy

• Vanderbilt University

• Washington and Lee University

• West Point

• Yale University

 

Moreover, following are the colleges that offers 100% financial aid along with loan:

• Barnard College

• Bates College

• Boston College

• Bryn Mawr College

• California Institute of Technology

• Carleton College

• Case Western Reserve University

• Claremont-McKenna College

• Colgate University

• College of the Holy Cross

• Connecticut College

• Colorado College

• Franklin & Marshall College

• Georgetown University

• Grinnell College

• Hamilton College

• Harvey Mudd College

• Johns Hopkins University

• Kenyon College

• Lafayette College

• Macalester College

• Middlebury College

• Mount Holyoke College

• Oberlin College

• Occidental College

• Pitzer College

• Scripps CollegeSkidmore College

• Smith College

• Thomas Aquinas College

• Trinity College

• Tufts University

• Union College

• University of North Carolina — Chapel Hill

• University of Notre Dame

• University of Richmond

• University of Southern California

• University of Virginia

• Wake Forest University

• Wesleyan University

Thus, if you are not financially strong, then you can find a place in the colleges listed above once completed your SAT exam.

 

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