How can domestic students learn how much aid they might receive?

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How can domestic students learn how much aid they might receive?

Modified on Tue, 10 Jun, 2025 at 3:54 PM

Student Registration and Financial Services provides two cost calculators to help domestic students estimate your costs. The first option is Penn’s Net Price Calculator, which will ask you to input information from your and your parents’ tax returns, earning statements, banking/investment statements, and other financial records. A faster option is MyinTuition, which will provide you with a ballpark estimate based on six simple questions.

It is important to clarify that both the Net Price Calculator and MyinTuition are estimates based on limited information and are not a substitute for a full assessment. The only way to know exactly what you will qualify for is to formally apply for financial aid and be admitted to Penn.

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