Merit Scholarships Available: |
Amount | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Presidential Academic Scholarship | - | Y | |||
| ROTC Scholarships and Awards | $4,000 | Y | |||
| Scottish Rite Foundation Scholarship | - | Y | |||
| Alpha Beta Gamma | $7,500 - $15,000 | R | |||
| Engineering Scholarship | $16,000 - $20,000 | R | |||
| Phi Theta Kappa | $7,500 - $15,000 | N | N | Y | N |
George Washington University Washington, DC
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Scholarships from Cappex
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A GPA Isn’t Everything Scholarship - May
- Deadline: May 31, 2013
- Amount: $1,000
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"My College Review" Scholarship
- Deadline: Dec 31, 2013
- Amount: $1,000
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#1 Cappex Fan Scholarship
- Deadline: Dec 31, 2013
- Amount: $1,000
Tuition & Costs |
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Your Estimated Price
$55,748 Annual Cost to Attend
Cost Breakdown
| $44,103 | tuition |
| $10,325 | on campus room & board |
| $1,275 | books |
| $45 | fees |
$55,748 Annual Cost to Attend
Cost Breakdown
| $44,103 | tuition |
| $10,325 | on campus room & board |
| $1,275 | books |
| $45 | fees |
Estimated Net Price
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Average Aid
$26,776 Annual Institutional Aid
Average Aid
| 73% | of students receive aid |
| 15% | get federal aid ($5,387 avg) |
| 3% | get state aid ($891 avg) |
| 71% | get institn'l aid ($26,776 avg) |
| 49% | get loans ($6,675 avg) |
Tuition Trends
Historical Tuition and Fees, with Projected Future Amounts
Future projections are based on past four years' data averaging 2.97% annual change in in-state tuition and fees and 2.97% change in out-of-state tuition and fees. Amounts shown are estimates only and not guaranteed. For a better estimate, contact the college directly.
Financial Aid
| $47,230,061 |
Annual Aid Awarded |
Aid/Loans |
Average Amount | Percent Awarded |
|---|---|---|
| Grant or Scholarship Aid | $27,832 | 71% |
| Federal Grant Aid | $5,387 | 15% |
| Pell Grants | $3,978 | 13% |
| Other Federal Grants | $1,755 | 15% |
| Institution Grant Aid | $26,776 | 71% |
| State Grant Aid | $891 | 3% |
| Student Loans | $6,675 | 49% |
| Federal Loans | $5,970 | 49% |
| Other Loans | $15,958 | 2% |
Merit Aid
Financial Aid Timeline |
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|---|---|
| Financial aid priority deadline: | - |
| Financial aid deadline: | February 1 |
| College will notify student of financial aid decisions on or about: | - |
| Student must reply to financial aid decision by: | - |
Financial Aid Contact Info
| 2121 I Street, NW |
| Washington, DC 20052 |
| (202) 994-1000 |
| http://www.gwu.edu |
Costs Per Credit Hour
| In State | $1,227 |
| Out of State | $1,227 |
Reviews
Student Responses to Review Topic: Bang for the buck
- Meg
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Mar-03-2013
I am
a current student here
GW is undoubtedly very expensive. On campus dining is very overpriced, and surrounding options are expensive because of GW's Foggy Bottom location. However, GW has a lot of money and puts a lot of it back into the school! Buildings are, overall, nice and in good shape. The campus is well kept, and there are always new buildings under construction. Despite its high price tag, students get to see a lot of the money that goes into the school.
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- Madison from Kansas City, MO
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Feb-22-2013
I am
researching this school and
have not visited the campus
Is it worth the $40k+ to attend GW?
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- Adriana from ,
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Feb-12-2013
I am
a current student here
GW is an extremely expensive school, but they are generous with their scholarships and grants so don't skimp out on those essays! They could make a huge difference in terms of you pocket!
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- M from NY
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Feb-07-2013
I am
a current student here
This is a very very very expensive school. You get a good education but it isn't worth it to take on tens of thousands in loans to come here.
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- Omid from Potomac, MD
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Jan-09-2013
I am
a current student here
I think the academics is worth it but the board and food is really expensive for what you get.
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