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Delaware College Tuition Facts
Delaware Financial Aid Facts:
Delaware offers some options for paying for college, including need-based aid. These are all state offered programs for Delaware residents that attend Delaware schools.
- Scholarship Incentive Program (ScIP) – Need-based aid based for full-time students as indicated on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Awards range from $700 to $2,220, depending on GPA.
- Governor's Workforce Development Grant – Aid for full or part time employees. Students must be employed by a company in Delaware and the company must contribute to the Blue Collar Training Fund Program.
Cost of Tuition:
Sallie Mae estimates that a Delaware resident, attending a school in Delaware, will spend about $12,496 in their first year of school between the cost of tuition, room and board, and other expenditures. This is an estimate of colleges and universities across Delaware.
Estimated Cost of Delaware Universities (Room and board not included)
- Delaware State University—$3,240.00 per semester
- Missouri State—$4,323 per semester
Recent Legislation:
The University of Delaware increased its tuition costs by 5.1 percent in just one year. UD President Patrick T. Harker said he still feels the university is a “bargain” for out-of-state students because of its economic value. He noted that “Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine listed UD 10th among the best values for out-of-state students and 15th best for in-state students.”
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