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University of Chicago Financial Aid Statistics

Contact Financial Aid
Phone:(773) 702-8666
Email:college-aid@uchicago.edu
Web Site:collegeadmissions.uchicago.edu/costs
General Information
Financial Aid Forms Deadline:February 1
Tuition Guaranteed Plan:Not Available
Prepaid Tuition Plan:Not Available
Tuition Payment Plan:Available
In-State Tuition:$41,853
Out-of-State Tuition:$41,853
Aid/Loans Federal Grant Aid Institution Grant Aid State Grant Aid Student Loans Total ?
Average Amount $6,192 $28,556 $4,458 $6,440 $38,991
% Students That Got It 18% 58% 7% 38% 72%

NOTE: Financial aid is only available for those who qualify.

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Scholarships at University of Chicago

monehpzahc

Psychology '14

3.8
B+

Grant

I'm on scholarship, and the grant given to me by the school was pretty generous. In fact, I often go so far as to say that it was the deciding factor leading to my enrollment. I lost some federal money this year, but the school can't really do much about that.

Jan 08, 2012

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Ranne236

Anthropology and Archaeology '10

1.9
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It's Always Tricky

Financial aid is always a headache, but I don't think it's really specific to this school. I will say that I was on multiple occasions told something about financial aid or promised something by one person, and then another person in the university would contradict what I had been told earlier. I think this goes for ANY school you apply to: EVERY SINGLE TIME you talk to ANYONE about financial aid, write down their name, the date, and a quick summary of what they say. Then say it back to them and ask them if this is correct. That way you keep a record of what you're told or promised.

Jul 22, 2011

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lucypeterson01

Biological Sciences '13

4.6
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Financial Aid Office Gurantees to Meet 100% of Demonstrated Need

The financial aid office does a great job at providing scholarships to students here, both need-based and merit-based. One would be surprised to know exactly how many students are receiving financial aid.. it's quite a few.

Jul 21, 2011

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Advice on Financial Aid

If you can get need-based aid, fill out your FAFSA form as early as possible. However, if you don't qualify for need-based aid, you should apply to as many scholarships outside of the University of Chicago as possible. Merit scholarships are scarce, and every candidate is extremely qualified.

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Major
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Grad Year
2012

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