As a private institution, Stevens is committed to making a quality education as affordable as possible. Approximately 90% of our students get some form of financial aid. At Stevens, we ensure that all your questions are answered, regarding merit and need-based aid, as well as information about loans and other sources of income a student may be eligible for, such as the Cooperative Education Program and paid internships.
The information here is geared toward undergraduate students. If you have further questions, please click on the link to the Financial Aid page directly. There you will also find important phone numbers and email addresses as well.
Tuition and Fees
2009-2010 Estimated Tuition
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Tuition
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$38,300
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Freshman Room and Board |
$11,500 |
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Books and Supplies
Misc. Expenses
Total |
$900
$700
$51,400 |
Scholarship Awards
Debaun Performing Arts Scholarship. Students demonstrating achievement in performance, including drama or music, are considered for selection. Recipients of this scholarship will be awarded between $1,000-$5,000 per year, based on outstanding academic achievement, an essay, and either a performance resume, video, CD, or letter of recommendation that highlights your accomplishments. Download an application (PDF).
FIRST Scholarship. In support of the FIRST mission, Stevens Institute of Technology is offering two, merit-based scholarships, each for $6,000, to high school seniors who have participated on a FIRST team during their junior or senior year. Learn more (PDF) or apply (PDF).
Science and Technology Center Volunteer Scholarship. To be considered for the scholarship, students must show evidence of volunteer participation at a science or technology center or museum. Recipients of this scholarship will be awarded between $1,000 and $5,000 per year. Learn more >>
Learn about more Undergraduate Scholarships and Awards
Financial Aid Quick Links
The FAFSA is required in order to be considered for federal and state aid. The CSS profile is required to be considered for Stevens Institutional aid in the form of scholarships and grants.
- Office of Financial Aid
- Tuition And Fees
- Student Aid Programs
- Need Based Aid
- Federal Work Study
- Alternative Financing Options
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- The College Scholarship Service (CSS) Profile
- Stevens' Response to Economic Conditions
- EOF Scholarship Inquiry Form
- Information about Student Loans