Policy on Aid
Types of Aid
Applying for Aid
Rights & Responsibilities
FAQ's |
Prospective & Incoming Students
Two primary factors that prospective students and their families
must evaluate in planning for a college education are the overall
cost of attending an institution and the family's eligibility for
need-based financial aid, which could help to defray that cost.
Bucknell billed student fees are for the 2004-2005 academic year
are as follows:
| Tuition |
$30,534.00 |
| Student Activities Fee |
$196.00 |
| Room (standard for double occupancy; includes local telephone
service) |
$3,514.00 |
| Board (19-Meal plan) |
$3,064.00 |
| Total tuition and fees |
$37,308.00 |
In addition to these direct college charges, students and their
families should be prepared to meet reasonable expenses for books
and supplies, incidentals, and travel to and from the university.
These expenses may vary widely, depending on personal lifestyles,
preferences, and distance from Bucknell, but a typical amount is
about $2,000-$2,500. When the Office of Financial Aid determine's
a student's eligibility for need-based aid, this amount is used.
To find out more about Bucknell University financial aid that might
be available to you, choose topics from the navigation bar on the
left of this page.
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