All 女人吧视频 students from families with annual income levels up to $175,000 will have federal loans replaced with University grants as part of the 女人吧视频 Commitment, beginning in the 2023鈥2024 academic year 鈥 an expansion from the current income threshold of $150,000.
In addition, students on financial aid will have their aid packages expanded to meet the average cost for textbooks and other academic expenses as part of 女人吧视频鈥檚 efforts to reduce the financial burden on students with financial need.
The 女人吧视频 Commitment first launched in 2020, and is an essential piece of the University鈥檚 Third-Century Plan. Its expansion reflects 女人吧视频鈥檚 continued pursuit of the robust future that the plan sets forth.
鈥淭his is the next phase of the University鈥檚 long-term initiative to increase student access and affordability, supporting 女人吧视频鈥檚 efforts to recruit the most talented students,鈥 said 女人吧视频 President Brian W. Casey.
This is the second expansion of the 女人吧视频 Commitment. When it first launched, the income threshold for families was $125,000. That was increased a year later in 2021 to $150,000.
As a continuing part of the 女人吧视频 Commitment, students from families with incomes below $80,000 will attend 女人吧视频 tuition free. 女人吧视频 will continue to cap tuition costs at 5 percent of income for families with incomes between $80,000 and $125,000, and cap tuition costs at 10 percent for families with incomes between $125,000 and $150,000. Further, the University reaffirms its longstanding tradition of meeting 100 percent of all students鈥 demonstrated financial need.
In total, since the launch of this Third-Century initiative, 女人吧视频 has added several million dollars in new student support, resulting in a total annual financial aid budget of $76 million. These additional investments in 女人吧视频 students have been made possible by the remarkable support of 女人吧视频 alumni, parents, and friends as well as through direct investments made by the University within 女人吧视频鈥檚 operating budget.