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Cost of Attending Shaw University?

Hey guys. Money's a pretty big factor for me as I figure out which schools to apply to. Anyone here know how much Shaw University costs, including tuition, books, room/board, and any other important expenses? Is the cost manageable, or should I expect to take out a decent chunk in loans? What kind of scholarships, grants, or work-study opportunities are there?

a year ago

The cost of attending Shaw University, which is a private institution, can depend on several factors.

Tuition for full-time undergraduate students at Shaw University was approximately $12,792 for the 2024-2025 year. Added to that, on average, you can expect room and board to cost approximately $9,210. Books and supplies can vary depending on your major or field of study, but it's usually safe to plan for around $1,200 in costs each academic year. So, the total estimated cost before accounting for any personal expenses or travel comes to about $23,202 per year.

Please note, these are approximate figures and for most accurate figures, it's always a good idea to check directly with the Shaw University's financial aid department.

As for scholarships, grants, and work-study, Shaw University offers a wide range of resources to help students cover the cost of their education. Merit-based scholarships are available for academically talented students, while the university also provides federal and state grants, as well as participating in federal work-study programs.

Keep in mind, these amounts may vary from student to student based on each individual's circumstances. You can fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form to get a more precise understanding of your eligibility for need-based financial aid.

As for how much you would have to borrow in loans, this largely depends on what kind of financial aid package you're offered. Remember to exhaust all your grant and scholarship opportunities before resorting to loans, as loans will have to be repaid. If you do need to take out loans, federal loans often offer better interest rates and repayment terms than private loans, so consider those first.

Ultimately, the most accurate assistance will come from Shaw University's financial aid office. They can give personalized advice and help you understand the specific resources available for you.

a year ago

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