Dartmouth College

Tuition & Scholarships

Overview

Academic Requirements

Essay Requirements

Costs & Scholarships

Successful Application

Annual Expenses

Category	Estimated Cost
Tuition and Fees	$60,687
Fees	$1,971
Room	$10,881
Food	$7,218
Books and Personal	$1,005
Miscellanous	$2,040
Total	$83,802

Financial Aid

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Grants
Grants can be given out by the federal government, your state, or the college and are based on your financial need. Grants do not need to be repaid. At Dartmouth, 17% of undergraduates qualified for the Pell Grant.
Merit Scholarships
Evaluated per student and vary based on a variety of factors. These do not need to be repaid.
Parent and Student Loans
Student loans are sums of money given to students to help them pay for college now. The federal government or private banks can loan the money. At Dartmouth, 20% of full time undergraduates receive loans.
Work Study
Work-study is when you work during the school year, typically an on-campus job. The money you make pays a part of the tuition. It’s a great opportunity, but it’s not free.

Helpful Resources

How to Apply for US College Scholarships in High School

A comprehensive overview of the college scholarship application process in the US and offer tips and advice for increasing your chances of receiving scholarships.

Full-Ride Scholarships for International Students

For undergraduate programs in the US, international students have different options to do so, as each university has a unique approach to allocating financial assistance to students.