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Princeton Enhances Its Groundbreaking Financial Aid Program

Princeton continues to enhance its groundbreaking financial aid program as it welcomes a first-year class with the largest-ever number of lower-income students. The financial aid enhancements reflect Princeton’s national leadership in access and affordability, and they apply to eligible new and returning students. Most families with incomes up to $150,000 a year will now pay nothing for their student to attend Princeton, receiving aid to cover the total cost of attendance, including tuition, housing, food, books and personal expenses. Most undergraduate families with incomes up to $250,000 will pay no tuition. In addition, many families living in the U.S. with incomes up to and even beyond $350,000 will receive grant aid, including those at higher income levels with multiple children in college. [FinancialAid2025_barchart_j_0] Financial aid spending for all enrolled undergraduates for the full academic year. View an accessible version of this chart.