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1. • • $19,231 per quarter (full-time enrollment is 12-20 units per quarter)
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     2022-2023 Undergraduate Tuition Rates - Student Services

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   Can a high school student attend Stanford?

   • High school students, current Stanford students, and other college students can all apply to participate in eight-week summer academic programs. Stanford offers valuable opportunities in continuing adult education, executive, and professional programs, and special programs for K-12 students.

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   What is a Stanford student financial account?

   • It’s important that you understand the tuition and fees associated with your academic journey at Stanford. Your student financial account aggregates charges from various campus services: tuition and academic fees, housing and dining, health insurance and services, student activities, and more.

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   Does Stanford offer financial aid?

   • Undergraduate Admission Stanford meets the full financial need of every admitted undergrad who qualifies for assistance. Tuition is covered for undergrads with family incomes under $150,000. Tuition, room, and board are covered for undergrads with family incomes below $100,000. Undergraduate Financial Aid Class of 2027

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   How much money does Stanford give a student?

   • This includes $62,898 average scholarship from Stanford as well as grant funds received from federal, state and private resources. The table below shows the average total scholarship and grant by income range for dependent students whose families live in the United States.

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3. admission.stanford.edu › apply › first-yearAcademic Preparation : Stanford University

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   Aug 27, 2024 · Academic preparation is the foundation of your college application. Throughout your high school years, we recommend that you: take a course load of reasonable and appropriate challenge in light of the academic opportunities available at your school.

   • Tuition & Fees

     Your student financial account aggregates charges from...

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4. studentservices.stanford.edu › tuition-feesTuition & Fees - Student Services

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   Your student financial account aggregates charges from various campus services: tuition and academic fees, housing and dining, health insurance and services, student activities, and more. Charges vary by degree program and the service choices you select, such as housing and dining plans.

5. studentservices.stanford.edu › tuition-ratesTuition Rates 2023-2024 - Student Services

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   Tuition rates for the academic year 2023-24. Choose your student classification to find tuition rates. Undergraduate Graduate Engineering Business School Medical School Law School Postdoc & Non-Matriculated Special Registration Statuses for Graduate & Professional Students.

6. www.stanford.edu › admissiAdmission – Stanford University

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   • Graduate Admission
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   More than 200 degree programs are offered across seven schools at Stanford. Admission requirements vary greatly among them. Graduate Admissions

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   The cost of graduate study at Stanford — and the resources available for financial support — vary by degree, school and enrollment status. About 85% of Stanford graduate students receive financial assistance. Graduate Student Funding

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   The Office of the Vice Provost for Graduate Education offers information for prospective students of the 200+ graduate degree programs offered at Stanford. Information for Prospective Students

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7. financialaid.stanford.edu › undergrad › howHow Aid Works - Stanford University

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   May 3, 2024 · Direct costs such as tuition, mandatory fees, room and board as well as indirect costs like books and supplies, a reasonable allowance for personal expenses and round trip travel expenses to and from home and campus are included in this calculation.

   Total (gross) Family Income	Average Scholarship And Grant	Average Net Cost	% Of Applicants Who Qualify For ...
   Less than $ 75,000	92,303	4,380	98%
   75,001 - 100,000	87,348	5,890	97%
   100,001 - 125,000	76,834	13,201	97%
   125,001 - 150,000	69,600	19,979	100%

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8. financialaid.stanford.edu › undergrad › budgetThe Student Budget - Stanford University

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   Feb 29, 2024 · The standard student budget applies to the typical Stanford undergraduate student: unmarried. financially dependent on parents. living in a residence hall or off-campus. attending full-time for Autumn, Winter and Spring quarters.

9. bulletin.stanford.edu › pages › Si289jBJWBWeS4N3o9snUndergraduate General Education Requirements | Stanford ...

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   Summary. The General Education Requirements are an integral part of undergraduate education at Stanford. Their purpose is to introduce students to the intellectual life of the University, to foreground important questions, and to illustrate how they may be approached from multiple perspectives.