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10% Have ANY Loans Its a great sign that the loan percentage is so low at Stanford - in fact, Stanford is in the top 10% of schools in terms of how many students have to take out loans. This usually means the school has a strong financial aid program, and grants are enough to pay for the cost of college.
Emergency Grant-in-Aid helps postdocs with a financial emergency or unanticipated expenses that cause financial hardship for themselves or their dependents. This program assists those who cannot resolve their financial difficulty through fellowships or loans.
The fund offers grants of up to $5,000 per household per academic year to postdoctoral scholars who meet the eligibility criteria. Each case is considered on its own merit and the applicants income and assets are evaluated to determine the grant amount.
4 percent. of undergraduates receive need-based aid from Stanford, and roughly 66 percent receive some form of financial aid from internal and external sources, including athletic scholarships.
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The Family Grant will provide up to $20,000 per year per family to eligible graduate students with dependent children. Funds may be used flexibly as needed to cover expenses such as childcare, healthcare, and rent.
Stanford offers comprehensive, need-based financial aid that makes it possible for all admitted undergraduate students to attend and we do not expect students to borrow to meet their need.
The average amount of Scholarship and Grant from all sources received by need-based aid recipients in the current freshman class is $70,349. This includes $62,898 average scholarship from Stanford as well as grant funds received from federal, state and private resources.

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