Financing Your Education
Financing Your Education
The Office of Financial Aid is here to partner with you in developing a concrete plan for financing your degree, from estimating the cost of attending Stevens to learning about your eligibility for different types of aid and how to apply for them.
We’re committed to making the high quality of a Stevens education as affordable as possible for each student we admit. Around 90% of our students receive some form of financial aid and we annually provide more than $40 million in financial assistance to our students.
We also strive to provide excellent service to current Stevens students and their families. We’ll help you get all your questions answered and find the information you need to continue funding your education year after year.
Excellence & Affordability
Empowering admitted students to take advantage of the excellent opportunity a Stevens education offers is a key part of our mission. We’re here to help you through the entire financial aid process.
Scholarships & Grants
Learn about our merit scholarships, need-based aid and other forms of support for incoming students.
Federal Financial Aid
Our guide to federal grants, loans and work-study funding gives you all you need to know to apply for these important forms of aid.
Cost of Attendance
Estimate your total costs for attending Stevens, including tuition, fees, room and board, books and other expenses.
Graduate Student Aid
From assistantships and fellowships to federal aid, find out about the many ways to fund your Stevens graduate degree.
Alternative Financing
Get your questions answered about private students loans and find tools for comparing interest rates and other borrowing terms.
By the Numbers
$46Million
The amount of financial assistance Stevens provided in 2014-15
$3Million
Awarded in donor-funded aid
93%
The percent of Stevens students that received some form of financial aid in 2014-15.
$66,600Salary
The average starting salary for the Class of 2015 - above the national average of $50, 651
Rewarding Investment
When you invest in a Stevens education, you invest in a first-class future. We offer some of the highest rankings in the nation for career center placement, salary potential and long-term success.
Secure Futures
The Princeton Review recently ranked Stevens third in the nation for best career placement.
Strong Starts
49% of our students received multiple job offers of employment before graduation, and 73% secured jobs before graduating.
Bright Prospects
Payscale.com recently ranked Stevens as the number one school in the Northeast for salary potential (ahead of Princeton, Harvard and MIT).
Contact Us
Office of Financial Aid
Location On Campus
Student Service Center
Wesley J. Howe Center, First Floor
1 Castle Point Terrace
Hoboken , NJ 07030
Wesley J. Howe Center, First Floor
1 Castle Point Terrace
Hoboken , NJ 07030