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Financial Aid for Transfer Students to Oberlin College?

Does anyone know how generous Oberlin College is with financial aid for transfer students? I'm worried about paying for college after transferring, so any insights into their policies or the types of aid available would be super helpful.

11 months ago

Oberlin College is generally known for its commitment to meeting the full demonstrated need of its admitted students. This includes transfer students as well. They offer a range of scholarships, grants, work-study opportunities, and loans.

The types of aid available to you depend on your financial need, which is calculated based on the information you provide on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the CSS Profile. You will need to submit both of these forms as part of your financial aid application.

In addition to need-based aid, Oberlin College offers a limited number of merit scholarships to transfer students. However, these awards are generally highly competitive.

That being said, you might not get an exact sense of your potential aid package until after you're accepted and your aid application is reviewed. It's a good idea to use Oberlin's Net Price Calculator, which can provide you with an estimation of your expected family contribution and potential aid package.

Always reach out to the financial aid office directly if you have specific questions or concerns about your situation. They can provide the most accurate and personalized information.

11 months ago

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