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Financial Aid by the Numbers

Students admitted to the Class of 2023 who applied for aid with family incomes up to $160,000 typically pay no tuition.

Approximately 61 percent of undergraduates receive financial aid.

An estimated 187 million in grant funds will be awarded to over 3,200 undergraduates in 2019-20.

The average grant for the Class of 2023 was $56,500, which covers 100 percent of Princeton tuition.

For families making up to $65,000 per year, the aid package covers full tuition, residential college fee, room and board.

24 percent of students in the Class of 2023 receive Federal Pell Grants.

For the Class of 2023, 100 percent of families making up to $180,000 per year qualified for financial aid.

82 percent of recent seniors graduated debt free. For seniors who borrowed, the average total indebtedness at graduation was $9,000.

Financial Aid by the Numbers