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1:1 service from financial aid counselor

All accepted and current students are assigned a dedicated financial aid counselor, your link to all financial aid related questions.

$28 million in support is awarded to students

Elizabethtown College awarded students approximately $28 million in institutional scholarships and grants this academic year.

93% of students receive scholarships and grants from the College.

This academic year, 93 percent of full-time Elizabethtown College students receive grants and or scholarships from Elizabethtown College.

Tuition and Costs

Elizabethtown College makes private education affordable. A $24 million financial aid budget awards need and merit-based aid to nearly 90% of Elizabethtown students. Additionally, federal and state funds enhance the packages of nearly every student at the college.

For high academic achievers, merit-based scholarships are available. Awards run up to one-half tuition. No separate application is necessary for scholarship eligibility. All applications completed by March 1 will be considered.

Finally, Elizabethtown's constant investment in its faculty, facilities, curriculum and offerings adds value to your educational experience and to your future degree.

Resident Annual Rate
Tuition $36,550
Room $4,500
Board $4,550
Comprehensive Fee $45,600
for the 2012-2013 academic year

Independent Living Units Annual Rate
Tuition $36,550
Room Surcharge $5,280
Comprehensive Fee $41,830
for the 2012-2013 academic year

Commuter Annual Rate
Tuition $36,550
Comprehensive Fee $36,550
for the 2012-2013 academic year

Our comprehensive financial aid programs ensure that an Elizabethtown education is available to students of all economic backgrounds. Through a combination of grants, loans and campus employment, our students are able to find the means to attend Elizabethtown College. Each student's amount of assistance is based upon his or her demonstrated financial need.

  • $24 million in institutional aid is awarded by the College
  • 90% of students receive some form of financial aid
  • 55% of students are employed on-campus
  • When compared with cost and value at other types of institutions, a private college or university is always a wise investment.
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