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as a best value university. We'll help you graduate with the horizon-expanding education, experience and
networks you need to accomplish your bigger goals.
We are invested in making quality education accessible. Please schedule a financial planning conversation with
our financial aid team or your admission counselor to learn more, or visit Duq Financial Aid TV for 24/7 searchable
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Congratulations, Jadain!
You may be eligible for $34,395 in grants and/or scholarships.
Federal regulation requires all universities to establish a Cost of Attendance (COA). The COA is comprised of both direct costs (those billed
directly by the university) and indirect costs (possible costs incurred by a student while attending school, but not billed by the university). The total
COA is the maximum amount you can receive/borrow in aid for the year. It is not how much it will cost you to attend Duquesne University. When
you review the information below, the most important thing to look at to help you determine your estimated cost to attend Duquesne is the
Estimated Direct Charges. Please schedule a financial planning conversation with our financial aid team to learn more.
Thank you for completing Duquesne University's Net Price Calculator!
Estimated Cost of Attendance
Direct Costs
Tuition & Fees
$51,384
Tuition
$51,068
Fees
$316
Housing & Food
$17,070
Housing
$9,182
Food
$7,888
Total Direct Cost
$68,454
Indirect Costs
Books
$1,440
Other Expenses
$4,148
Transportation
$1,018
Personal
$3,030
Loan Fees
$100
Total Indirect Cost
$5,588
Total Cost of Attendance
$74,042
Your estimated grants and scholarships:
Federal Grants
Pell Grant
$7,395
Duquesne University Grants and Scholarships
Merit Scholarship
$27,000
Total Grants and Scholarships
$34,395
Your Estimated Net Price
$39,647
Total Cost
$74,042
Grants and Scholarships
– $34,395
Your Estimated Net Price
$39,647
Your estimated eligibility for other aid programs:
Loans
Direct Subsidized Loan
$3,500
Direct Unsubsidized Loan
$2,000
Your Estimated Out-of-Pocket Cost
$34,147
Total Cost
$74,042
Grants and Scholarships
– $34,395
Student Loans
– $5,500
Your Estimated Out-of-Pocket Cost
$34,147
Other Available Resources:
Federal Work-Study
$3,000
Estimated Parent PLUS Loan OR Private Loan
$31,147
Below is a summary of the information you provided. Please note that your estimates are based off this information. If anything is inaccurate,
please go back through the survey and make any necessary updates so you can be provided with the most accurate estimate possible.
Student Registration
Application ID
9000044152149
Student Aid Index
-1500
Student First Name
Jadain
Student Last Name
Wojciechowski
Student Profile
U.S. Citizen
Yes
Student State of Residency
Virginia
School Housing Preference
On Campus
Child of Parent Killed in the Line of Duty
No
Student Dependency
Student DOB
09-18-2009
Student Marital Status
Single/Never Married
Student Has Dependent
No
Dependency Status
Dependent
Military
Student is Serving Active Duty
No
Student is a Veteran
No
Eligible for Transfer of Benefits
No
Child or Spouse of Veteran or Service Member
Child
Student Academics
Current Academic Level
High School Student
High School Graduating Class
Class of 2028
GPA
3.82
SAT ERW Score
650
SAT Math Score
590
Student Financials
Student Earnings
$5,000
Filed Taxes
No
Parent Demographics
Parents Married to Each Other
Yes
Age of Parent
44
Parent(s) Received Federal Benefits
No
Parent Financials
Parent Number in Household
3
Parent Number in College
1
Parent 1 Earnings
$225,000
Parent 2 Earnings
$325,000
Filed Taxes
No
Additional Student Data
Major
Finance - BSBA
Student Athlete
No
Your "Estimated Net Price" is calculated based on the information you provided. This Net Price Calculator gives estimates of your cost of
attendance and net price. These estimates do not represent a final determination or actual offer of financial assistance or the final net price. Any
estimates calculated will not be guaranteed by the Secretary of Education, the state or the school. The school has the final authority on
determining the financial aid offer. For the academic year 2022-2023, 100% of first-time, full-time students at Duquesne University received
grant/scholarship aid.
While all care has been taken to produce estimates that are accurate based on the information provided to us by the student or user, cost of
attendance and financial aid availability is subject to change without notice. Any future changes made by the Federal government, state agencies,
or institution could result in a different offer. Also, any outside/private scholarship or financial assistance may reduce your aid offer.
Students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in order to determine their eligibility for, and receive an actual
financial aid offer that includes federal grant, loan, and work-study assistance. For information on applying for federal student aid, go to
https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa.