Does this include student loans?
No, this focuses on scholarships and grants. Student loans are debt to be repaid, not scholarship need reduction.
Education
Determine your additional scholarship requirements.
Calculate your exact scholarship needs by comparing total costs with available resources.
The Scholarship Need Estimator calculates how much funding a student requires by comparing total cost of attendance against personal funds and existing aid. The result is the scholarship gap—the amount needed from additional grants or scholarships.
Enter total cost, personal contribution, and existing scholarships. The calculator subtracts contributions and existing aid from total cost. If result is negative, you have sufficient funds and need is zero.
Scholarship Needed = Total Cost − Personal Funds − Existing Scholarships. Total cost includes tuition, fees, room, board, books, and personal expenses.
No, this focuses on scholarships and grants. Student loans are debt to be repaid, not scholarship need reduction.
Submit a FAFSA amendment if circumstances change significantly. Recalculate scholarship need and contact your financial aid office.
Yes, documenting your actual financial need can support a financial aid review request.