Welcome to the University of Pennsylvania’s Net Price Calculator
We're glad you're taking the time to learn more about Penn and our generous financial aid program. Many times, students and their families are reluctant to apply to colleges that seem out of their price range.
Penn opens its doors to the world's best minds, regardless of financial background - by practicing need-blind admissions, meeting 100 percent of demonstrated financial need for four years, and providing all-grant aid packages that give students the opportunity to graduate debt-free.
We encourage you to explore the University of Pennsylvania and use this calculator to see how you can afford Penn!
Who can use this calculator?
Penn's net price calculator is intended for use by:
- Prospective students, including transfers, who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents. International students, please click here. The calculator is not intended for use by currently enrolled students.
- Prospective students who plan to enroll in an full-time day undergraduate degree program
(exceptions: LPS and the Accelerated Nursing Program).
How close will this estimate be to an actual financial aid package?
The net price calculator is limited in recognizing all facets of your family’s financial situation in the same way Penn will do once you actually apply. Are your parents self-employed? Do they own a business? Or, are they divorced or separated? The calculator is limited in reviewing these situations and may not provide realistic results.
Penn reviews actual financial aid applications on an individual basis to fairly assess what a family can afford to pay toward education. You must apply for financial aid to receive an official financial aid package from Penn's Student Financial Services Office.
Thank you for your interest in Penn. For additional information about Penn's financial aid program, please see our brochure Your dreams. Our commitment.. We wish you the best as you begin your college search!
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