The cost of a college education is a significant investment. We are committed to making a Dickinson education accessible and affordable.

In fact, all students admitted to the class of 2022 had their financial need met—and that is an annual achievement, not a rarity. In 2018-19, we awarded 60.3 million in institutional grants and scholarships.


in annual scholarships and financial aid.

in annual scholarships and financial aid.

median 30-year return on investment of a Dickinson education

median 30-year return on investment of a Dickinson education


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Cost Calculators

Dickinson offers both MyinTuition and the Net Price Calculator to help families to estimate their anticipated costs. 

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Cost of Attendance

View a breakdown of the most recent cost of attendance figures and learn more about financial aid eligibility.



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How to Apply

The process of applying for financial aid varies depending on whether you are a prospective or current student. Please carefully review the information that is relevant to you and be aware of upcoming deadlines and specific forms that must be filed.

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Meet the Staff

We are here to help! The Office of Financial Aid is located in the South College building behind Admissions. The office can be reached by calling 717-245-1308.



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Financial Assistance

The Office of Financial Aid helps families manage the costs of education by providing them with financial aid information and services. A financial aid award “package” is developed for each recipient based on their needs and is provided at the time of acceptance.

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Other Helpful Information

Our resources page will answer many of the questions students and their families ask about Dickinson’s financial aid program.