Financial Aid
The Financial Aid Office is your partner and we are here to help!
Financial aid is administered with a commitment towards equity, consistency and transparency. Remember, the direct cost may not be the true cost to your family. We proactively serve and educate families on all of their available options to make sure DePauw University's transformative educational experience is affordable and accessible. We're committed to your success in and out of the classroom.
We offer you merit scholarships to celebrate your academic achievement, accomplished leadership and involvement, as well as financial aid based on need. We carefully look at each student's unique financial circumstances so we can offer you the best package possible.
Our Financial Aid Office provides information and assistance to students all year.
- We are open from 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
- Give us a call or email if you have questions, or set up an appointment with our helpful staff, call (765) 658-4030 or email us at financialaid@depauw.edu
Types of Financial Aid
Through a combination of scholarships, loans, grants, work-study and federal loans, we strive to help eligible students and families maximize their financial aid options and afford a DePauw University education.
Scholarships and Grants
Gift aid is awarded based on academic achievement, talent, field of study and/or financial need. Scholarships and grants do not have to be repaid. Learn about the many scholarships and grants available to students and how to apply your outside scholarship to your account.
Cost of attendance
College is a commitment and an investment. The Cost of Attendance is comprised of tuition, fees, room, board, books, transportation, personal costs and loan fees. Each student's financial needs are different.
Net Price Calculator
The Net Price Calculator (NPC) is a tool that provides a preliminary estimate of federal, state and institutional aid eligibility. It helps new first-year undergraduate students and their families gauge what aid they can expect to be awarded and determine the cost that remains after aid.
When completing the NPC, please note that "you" always means the student.