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Howard University (DC): Merit Aid, Financial Aid Data, Offer Data & More

Private12857 StudentsIn State: $51,450/yrOut of state: $51,450/yr

Howard University offers 93% of incoming freshmen merit aid. The average merit aid award is $8,787. Howard University is a private college located in Washington, District of Columbia. Its student population is 12857. It is a four-year, medium, highly residential campus. It has an acceptance rate of 53%. Howard University 4 year graduation rate is 43% .


Merit Aid Stats For Howard University


FRESHMAN W/O NEED, RECEIVING MERIT AID

$8,787

AVG. MERIT AID AWARD

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% of freshman
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$15,298

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Admission Data


  • Admission rate 53%
  • Avg. high school GPA n/a*
  • Avg. ACT 24.5
  • Avg. SAT 1212.5
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Upcoming Deadlines For Howard University


  • Early decision 1 - Deadline
    Nov 1
  • Early decision 1 - Notification
    Dec 20
  • Howard University - Send test score
    Apr 15

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Howard University Offers

Colleges with Similar Merit Aid Award Percentages and Award Amounts


Name
Cost
Received Merit
Aid
Avg Merit
Aid
Acceptance
Rate
Merit
Match
Howard University $44,630 93% $8,787 32%

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University Of Maryland Baltimore County $53,538 96% $8,291 58%

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Reinhardt University $42,400 95% $8,251 90%

NA

Colleges with similar merit aid awards levels and amounts

Colleges in Mid East Region with similar merit aid awards levels


Name
Cost
Received Merit
Aid
Avg Merit
Aid
Acceptance
Rate
Howard University $44,630 93% $8,787 32%
Canisius College $43,454 95% $14,914 79%
Drexel University $58,514 98% $21,006 77%
Susquehanna University $65,000 98% $33,994 72%
Muhlenberg College $69,945 96% $22,655 62%
Ithaca College $64,091 93% $17,134 69%
Desales University $67,046 98% $20,925 79%
Washington College $65,286 97% $25,306 64%
Pace University New York $70,250 93% $24,996 76%
Point Park University $48,510 98% $14,723 65%
Juniata College $62,125 94% $27,903 70%
Drew University $58,488 88% $23,027 69%
Messiah College $50,380 97% $18,758 79%
Rochester Institute Of Technology $61,484 94% $16,578 66%
Lebanon Valley College $60,710 91% $24,333 78%
Utica College $36,860 89% $5,816 84%
Allegheny College $65,400 98% $33,809 64%
University Of Maryland Baltimore County $53,538 96% $8,291 58%
Mount St. Mary's University $58,620 96% $24,657 68%
Pennsylvania State University Penn State Fayette Eberly $23,726 94% $2,488 80%
Colleges in Mid East Region with similar merit aid awards levels and amounts

Colleges with similar acceptance rate and median earnings of alumni after 10 years


Name
Acceptance
Rate
10 Year
Salary
Chapman University 54 $99,400
Cuny City College 48 $99,100
Letourneau University 46 $98,900
Lawrence University 62 $98,800
Furman 61 $98,800
Morehouse College 58 $98,700
Ohio State University Main Campus 52 $98,600
Colleges with similar acceptance rate and median earnings of alumni after 10 years

Colleges with similar acceptance rate and cost of attendance


College
Acceptance
Rate
Attendance
Cost
Mars Hill University 57 $46,396
The University Of Tampa 49 $46,408
University Of California Santa Cruz 47 $46,410
Iowa Wesleyan University 58 $46,519
University Of Illinois At Urbana Champaign 62 $46,562
Morningside College 58 $46,660
The University Of Alabama 59 $46,686
University At Buffalo 56 $46,761
Southwestern College 56 $47,077
Delaware State University 49 $47,600
Brenau University 57 $47,634
University Of St Francis 47 $47,810
La Sierra University 47 $47,883
Lewis University 58 $47,970
William Peace University 57 $48,034
The College Of New Jersey 50 $48,071
Buena Vista University 57 $48,375
University Of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Campus 59 $48,437
Lagrange College 48 $48,500
Midamerica Nazarene University 59 $48,766
Colleges with similar acceptance rate and cost of attendance

Colleges with similar acceptance rate and similar 4 year graduation rates


Name
Acceptance
Rate
4 year
graduation
Manchester University 59 47%
Lipscomb University 60 46%
The King's College 54 45%
School Of The Art Institute Of Chicago 59 45%
Georgetown College 48 45%
Suny College At Plattsburgh 54 45%
Blackburn College 52 45%
Temple University 59 45%
The University Of Alabama 59 44%
Pratt Institute Main 51 44%
Lakeland University 52 44%
Toccoa Falls College 60 44%
Albright College 62 44%
Mount Saint Joseph University 60 44%
Simpson University 50 44%
Flagler College St Augustine 57 43%
Arizona Christian University 56 43%
Bryan College Dayton 51 43%
Centenary College Of Louisiana 60 43%
Midland University 52 43%
Colleges with similar acceptance rate and similar 4 year graduation rates

Comparing merit aid in colleges with similar acceptance rates.


Name
Received Merit
Aid
Avg Merit
Aid
Hiram College 96% $9,670
University Of Maryland Baltimore County 96% $8,291
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