Financial Aid Statistics for Duke

2008-2009 Cost of Attendance^*

Tuition, Fees	$37,630
Room	$5,360
Board	$4,820
Personal expenses/books	$2,940
Total Cost of Attendance*	$50,750
* NOTE: All figures are estimated averages

Health Insurance Fee

$1,564 (for those not covered by a family plan). If a student with demonstrated need does not have access to health insurance, the student may complete a certification form and the student budget will be increased to support purchase of the Duke student plan.

Need-Based Aid Statistics

Duke University admits students without regard to aid eligibility
Duke University meets 100% of each admitted student's demonstrated need
Students may apply for aid at any point during their matriculation at Duke
41% of the entering Class of 2010 received need-based aid
40% of the entering Class of 2010 received packages that included University grant/scholarship funds

2006-2007 Year Average Aid Award

Grant Funds	$24,175*
Deferred Loans	$4,186
Work-Study Job	$1,636
*NOTE: Does not include ROTC and DUAA scholarships.

2006-2007 Academic Year Packaged Loan Awards*

First Year	$4,900
Sophomore	$5,440
Junior	$5,975
Senior	$6,520
*NOTE: Outside or non-Duke earned scholarship awards are used to replace self-help starting with loan awards..

2006-2007 Academic Year Work-Study Awards

First Year	$1,800
Sophomore	$1,800
Junior	$1,800
Senior	$1,800

2006-2007 Summer Earnings Expectation

First Year	$1,900
Sophomore	$2,200
Junior	$2,300
Senior	$2,400

FAQs

Q: When will I receive a response to my aid application?
A: If you apply on time (see the Calendar), you will receive your response along with your offer of admission.

Terms to Know

Useful Links

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Use the Duke Planning for College Simulation Tool

The Duke Planning for College Simulation Tool is a web site designed specifically to provide parents with the opportunity to develop "a paying for Duke University strategy" that fits their particular circumstances.



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