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Although the total cost of attendance at Harvard is 87,416, it is the most affordable university for middle class Massachusetts residents due to financial aid. For example, if your parents make less than $65,000 per year, students often owe $0. If the salary is between $65,000-$150,000, tuition tends to be 0-10% of income. A majority of the cost for Harvard is the actual tuition ($45,278), but the price also includes room and board ($15,381), Travel ($600), and fees ($3,273). This doesn’t account for personal expenses such as books and materials. About 56% of students receive student grant aid, 17% receive a Federal grant, and 56% receive the institutional grant. Nearly 60% receive scholarships. A majority of students also tend to work during the year. If you are applying for financial aid for Harvard and are participating in Early Action, your paperwork is due by November 1st. For regular admissions, the due date is March 1st.
Tuition & Financial Aid for 2025
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Sticker Price
$86,866
Debt at Graduation
Estimated Monthly Payment
Full Cost of Attendance
Sticker Price
$86,866
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Most students do not pay full sticker price for college. See the top section of this page for info about your estimated net price.
College costs often differ from the school's listed prices because College Raptor estimates costs for the upcoming year based on historical inflation using the most recently available data about each college from the U.S. Department of Education.
College costs often differ from the school's listed prices because College Raptor estimates costs for the upcoming year based on historical inflation using the most recently available data about each college from the U.S. Department of Education.
Scholarships, Grants, and Aid
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Average Student Grant Aid$64,942
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Percent Receiving Grant Aid57%
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Average Institutional Grant$62,073
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Percent Receiving Institutional Grant57%
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Average Federal Grant$7,677
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Percent Receiving Grant21%
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Average Student Loans$8,729
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Percent Receiving Student Loans9%
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Endowment$50,877,680,000
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Endowment Per Student$1,660,986
Eligible students may receive Pell Grants and other federal aid (e.g. Direct Loans)
Average Net Price by Income - Reported in 2022-2023
Athletic Scholarships (not need based)
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Average scholarship / Female athlete$0
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Average scholarship / Male athlete$0
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Average scholarship / athlete$0
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# Female athletes480
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# Male athletes619
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Total # athletes1099
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Payment OptionsPrepaid tuition plan
Tuition payment plan
Average Net Price by Income - Estimated
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