Traditional Undergraduate
When you look at the price of college, the higher education you want may seem out of reach. But what you see first is the published or sticker price, before any discounts are applied. And the discounts make a big difference.
The real cost of education only starts with the sticker price. When you subtract your financial aid package—consisting of loans, grants, scholarships and work programs—a college education is much more affordable than you originally may have thought it would be.
Below are some scenarios that illustrate the difference the sticker priced and what you really have to pay for your Geneva education. That’s known as the net or real price – the bottom line. The actual amount of the financial aid package varies for each student, depending on a variety of factors such as scholastic performance, need and more.
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Tuition: $29,160 |
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Fees: $810 |
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Room: $5,660 |
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Board: $5190 |
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Total Charges: |
$40,820 |
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Expected Family Contribution |
$3,500 |
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Federal Grants |
$2,645 |
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Geneva Aid |
$19,000 |
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Federal Loans |
$5,500 |
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Total Estimated Cost After Aid: |
$13,675 |
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(Total Gift Aid: $21,645/ Total Loans: $5,500) |
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Total Charges: |
$40,820 |
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Expected Family Contribution |
$3,500 |
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Federal Grants |
$2,645 |
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State Grant |
$4,678 |
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Geneva Aid |
$14,323 |
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Federal Loans |
$5,500 |
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Total Estimated Cost After Aid: |
$13,674 |
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(Total Gift Aid: $21,646/ Total Loans: $5,500) |
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Total Charges: |
$40,820 |
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Expected Family Contribution |
$14,500 |
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Federal Grants |
$0 |
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Geneva Aid |
$15,265 |
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Federal Loans |
$5,500 |
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Total Estimated Cost After Aid: |
$20,055 |
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(Total Gift Aid: $15,265/ Total Loans: $5,500) |
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The calculators below will identify the academic scholarships and awards offered at Geneva for which you may qualify, as well as overall financial aid. Please be sure to complete the entire process for the most accurate estimate of your financial aid eligibility.
For best results, it is helpful to have the following items on hand: tax information, bank statements and academic information (SAT or ACT scores, official transcripts).
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