2007-08
US News Financial Aid Ranking for Undergraduates
Ranked
by percentage of students receiving Financial Aid Packages
| Institution |
Financial Aid
|
Need-based grants & scholarships
|
Self-Help Aid
|
Loans
|
Merit Awards
|
Athletic Scholarships |
|
Avg Package
|
% receiving
|
Avg Undergrad Amount
|
% receiving
|
Avg Amount
|
% receiving
|
Avg Amount
|
Avg Award |
Avg Scholarship
|
| Univ of California – Davis |
$13,159 |
53% |
$10,412 |
50% |
$4,665 |
37% |
$4,505 |
$4,911 |
$10,293 |
| Ohio State |
$10,225 |
53% |
$6,480 |
39% |
$5,530 |
50% |
$4,781 |
$4,384 |
$19,437 |
| Iowa State Univ |
$9,798 |
52% |
$4,916 |
51% |
$4,468 |
43% |
$4,325 |
$1,972 |
$13,401 |
| Penn State Univ. |
$9,806 |
50% |
$5,936 |
29% |
$4,781 |
43% |
$4,583 |
$3,252 |
$17,607 |
| Univ of Minnesota |
$12,814 |
49% |
$6,936 |
44% |
$7,675 |
43% |
$7,162 |
$3,875 |
N/A |
| Purdue Univ. - Main Campus |
$12,807 |
42% |
$7,030 |
27% |
$4,579 |
37% |
$4,457 |
$5,211 |
$18,561 |
| Michigan State |
$10,004 |
42% |
$6,378 |
24% |
$4,705 |
37% |
$4,392 |
$6,546 |
$15,325 |
| Cornell Univ |
$34,195 |
41% |
$21,303 |
39% |
$9,391 |
39% |
$8,050 |
N/A |
N/A |
| Univ of Illinois – Urbana |
$10,700 |
41% |
$8,909 |
32% |
$4,438 |
37% |
$4,310 |
$3,936 |
$15,476 |
| University of Florida |
$12,528 |
40% |
$5,969 |
25% |
$4,867 |
24% |
$4,813 |
$4,970 |
$11,724 |
| NC State Univ. |
$9,152 |
39% |
$7,426 |
37% |
$3,006 |
30% |
$2,772 |
$6,786 |
$9,035 |
| Univ. of Maryland |
$9,051 |
36% |
$5,608 |
26% |
$4,395 |
25% |
$4,435 |
$6,360 |
$13,458 |
| Texas A&M Univ |
$13,215 |
35% |
$7,933 |
30% |
$5,796 |
24% |
$5,571 |
$3,027 |
$9,827 |
| Univ. of Wisconsin – Madison |
$9,939 |
33% |
$3,621 |
26% |
$5,709 |
28% |
$5,073 |
$1,831 |
$19,631 |
| Georgia Tech |
$9,999 |
32% |
$7,760 |
27% |
$4,429 |
24% |
$4,848 |
$3,696 |
$13,211 |
| Univ. of Georgia |
$8,170 |
26% |
$6,540 |
23% |
$3,979 |
17% |
$3,825 |
$1,955 |
$10,602 |
| Virginia Tech |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
Note:Total
dollar amounts awarded to full-time degree-seeking undergraduates
, including aid awarded to international students (i.e., those
not qualifying for federal aid). Aid that is non-need-based but
that was used to meet need is reported in the need-based aid columns.
N/A indicates
information not available.
Source: U.S. News and World Report College Rankings, August 2008
For more information e-mail: karen_helm@ncsu.edu
For
more information on Financial Aid, contact Julia Rice Mallette,
NCSU Financial Aid, (919) 515-2334.
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