Nazareth College Tuition & Costs |
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| $31,024 | tuition |
| $13,730 | on campus room & board |
| $600 | books and supplies |
| $1,625 | fees |
| $31,024 | tuition |
| $13,730 | on campus room & board |
| $600 | books and supplies |
| $1,625 | fees |
Colleges like Nazareth College are working hard to make tuition affordable to deserving students.
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| 100% | of students receive aid |
| 30% | get federal aid ($4,856 avg) |
| 47% | get state aid ($2,675 avg) |
| 97% | get institn'l aid ($14,146 avg) |
| 82% | get loans ($10,259 avg) |
Future projections are based on past four years' data averaging 3.29% annual change in in-state tuition and fees and 3.29% change in out-of-state tuition and fees. Amounts shown are estimates only and not guaranteed. For a better estimate, contact the college directly.
| $9,093,626 |
Annual Aid Awarded |
Aid/Loans |
Average Amount | Percent Awarded |
|---|---|---|
| Grant or Scholarship Aid | $17,692 | 99% |
| Federal Grant Aid | $4,856 | 30% |
| Pell Grants | $4,375 | 30% |
| Other Federal Grants | $870 | 11% |
| Institution Grant Aid | $14,146 | 97% |
| State Grant Aid | $2,675 | 47% |
| Student Loans | $10,259 | 82% |
| Federal Loans | $5,981 | 85% |
| Other Loans | $17,802 | 20% |
| Merit Scholarships Available | Amount | freshman | returning | transfer | graduate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Class of 1928 Scholarships | $1,000 - $8,000 | R | R | ||
| Dean's Scholarships | $11,000 | R | R | ||
| Founders Scholarships | $9,000 - $10,000 | R | R | ||
| Heritage Award | $3,000 | R | R | ||
| Presidential Scholarships | $12,000 | R | R | ||
| Regional Scholarships | $1,000 - $2,000 | R | |||
| Rochester City School District Scholarship | $10,000 - $12,500 | R | R | ||
| Trustee Scholarships | $7,500 - $9,000 | R | R | ||
| Art Scholarships | - | ||||
| Campus Diversity Scholarships | $1,000 - $2,000 |
Financial Aid Timeline |
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| Financial aid priority deadline: | February 15 |
| Financial aid deadline: | May 1 |
| College will notify student of financial aid decisions on or about: | - |
| Student must reply to financial aid decision by: | May 1 |
Does Nazareth College offer... |
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| Prepaid Tuition Plan? |
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| 4245 East Ave |
| Rochester, NY 14618-3790 |
| (585) 389-2525 |
| https://www2.naz.edu/financial-aid |
| In State | $740 |
| Out of State | $740 |
It's no lie that Nazareth College is Expensive, but I truly believe that the quality of education and educational opportunities provided here are worth the large amounts of debt i'll be in when I graduate. The professors are easily accessible, evaluate learning through a variety of methods, and truly want the best for you both in and out of the classroom. The campus is beautiful and additions/modifications are constantly being made. The Wellness and Rehabilitation Institute has been such a blessing to the health-services majors. The food is average in comparison to most colleges. What truly sets Nazareth College apart is the small teacher-student ratio, which allows for a more individualistic type of learning experience and strong inter- and intra relationships to develop between peers.
Read MoreNazareth is quite expensive, but they offer great financial aide. The education and community are definitely worth it!
Read MoreCan be a bit expensive at first glance, but financial aid does as much as they can to make Naz affordable. Still, the cost of textbooks, laptops, and other college neccesities add up rather quickly...
Read MoreNazareth College can be very hard to afford and while they give financial aid to almost every student it's sometimes not enough causing some financial difficulties. Nevertheless, while I have this struggle I will do anything to continue going to Nazareth College because I absolutely love it. It would financially make more sense to go to a different college but I love the campus, the people, the classes, and everything about Nazareth College!
Read MoreDon't let the initial cost of the school scare you. Scholarships and financial aid help a lot! College is going to be the first of many large expenses in your future, but what is different about college as opposed to buying a car or house is that the money you spend here is an investment in yourself. The school is smaller than a state school would be but that is a huge benefit. If a professor sees that you are hardworking, they will do whatever they can to get any opportunities that they feel might be good for you.
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