We are very serious about making sure that all of our qualified applicants can afford a Tufts education. All of our financial aid is awarded on the basis of financial need, as determined through the analysis of family resources on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), the CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE , and family tax returns. Financial aid packages are comprised of a combination of grants, loans and work study. Tufts meets 100% of the full demonstrated need of all admitted students.
The University does not offer merit aid, with the exception of National Merit Scholarship Corporation awards. ROTC program scholarships also are available.
The Class of 2013 received more than $15 million in total aid, of which $12 million was in the form of grants. More than a third of enrolling freshman received an institutional grant.
If you're an international student interested in applying for financial aid, please visit this page for more information.
Please visit the Financial Aid Office for application details and other information.
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