- Tuition and Fees：$20,530(2019-20)
- Room and board：$7,170(2019-20)
Costs
Tuition and fees
$20,530(2019-20)
Average annual cost
$18,959
Average annual cost by family income
Family Income
Average Cost
$0-$30,000
$13,438
$30,001-$48,000
$15,572
$48,001-$75,000
$18,204
$75,001-$110,000
$21,562
$110,001+
$21,907
Minimum credits per term a student can take for full-time tuition price
15
Maximum credits per term a student can take for full-time tuition price
15
Per-credit-hour charge
$667(2019-20)
In-state per-credit-hour charge
N/A
Out-of-state per-credit-hour charge
N/A
In-state tuition for all military veterans
No
Award in-state tuition to eligible students without U.S. visa or legal status
N/A
Expenses
Room and board
$7,170(2019-20)
Go to this school's net price calculator
http://www.harding.edu/admissions/npc.php
Estimated cost of books and supplies
$1,200
Estimated transportation cost
$1,322
Estimated personal expenses
$1,300
Payment Plans
Payment plans available
School's own payment plan
Need-based Scholarships/Grants
Types of need-based scholarships/grants available
Federal PELL
Federal SEOG
state scholarships/grants
private scholarships
college/university gift aid from institutional funds
Average need-based scholarship or grant award (freshmen)
$10,819
Students who received need-based scholarship or grant aid (freshmen)
66%
Average need-based scholarship or grant award (undergraduates)
$10,274
Received need-based scholarship or grant aid (undergraduates)
54%
Non-need-based Scholarships/Grants
Average non-need-based scholarship or grant award (freshmen)
$7,944
Average non-need-based athletic scholarship or grant award (freshmen)
$7,640
Average non-need-based scholarship or grant award (undergraduates)
$7,792
Average non-need-based athletic scholarship or grant award (undergraduates)
$10,073
Financial Aid Information
Priority filing date for institution's financial aid form
April 15
Application deadline for financial aid
N/A
Financial aid forms required of domestic freshman students
FAFSA
Criteria used in awarding institutional need-based aid
academics
minority status
Criteria used in awarding institutional non-need-based aid
academics
leadership
alumni affiliation
art
music/drama
athletics
religious affiliation
state/district residency
ROTC
No-loan financial aid policy
No, there are no policies of eliminating nor capping loans for all (financially qualifying) college applicants
Types of Aid Available
Types of loans available
Direct Subsidized Stafford loans, Direct Unsubsidized Stafford loans, Direct PLUS loans, Federal Perkins loans, Federal nursing loans, college/university loans from institutional funds
Financial Aid Statistics
First-time, full-time freshmen (enrolled)
Students who applied for need-based financial aid
85%
Students determined to have financial need
66%
Students whose need was fully met
20%
Average need-based financial aid package (freshman)
$13,674
Students who received need-based financial aid
66%
Average need-based scholarship or grant award (freshmen)
$10,819
Students who received need-based scholarship or grant aid (freshmen)
66%
Average need-based self-help aid award (freshmen)
$3,374
Students who received need-based self-help aid (freshmen)
46%
Average need-based loan (excluding PLUS, unsubsidized, or other private loans)
$3,388
Average percent of need met
81%
Average non-need-based scholarship or grant award (freshmen)
$7,944
Average non-need-based athletic scholarship or grant award (freshmen)
$7,640
Full-time undergraduates
Students determined to have financial need
59%
Average need-based financial aid package (undergraduates)
$13,119
Average need-based scholarship or grant award (undergraduates)
$10,274
Average need-based self-help aid award (undergraduates)
$4,244
Average need-based loan (excluding PLUS, unsubsidized, or other private loans)
$4,160
Average non-need-based scholarship or grant award (undergraduates)
$7,792
Average non-need-based athletic scholarship or grant award (undergraduates)
$10,073
Used GI Bill benefits to partially or fully finance tuition and fees
2%
Indebtedness
Typical total debt after graduation
$27,000
Typical total debt among those who did not graduate
$11,708
Typical total debt by family income
Family Income
Total Debt
$0-$30,000
$19,707
$30,001-$75,000
$21,500
$75,001+
$19,375
Typical monthly loan payment
$287
Undergraduates paying down their debt
73%
Undergraduates paying down their debt by family income
Family Income
Paying Down Debt
$0-$30,000
61%
$30,001-$75,000
73%
$75,001+
79%
Average total indebtedness of 2018 graduating class
$33,938
Graduating students who have borrowed (any loan type, 2018)
65%
Average federal indebtedness of 2018 graduating class
$29,350
Graduating students who borrowed (federal loans, 2018)
64%
Average institutional indebtedness of 2018 graduating class
$5,850
Graduating students who have borrowed (institutional loans, 2018)
1%
Average state indebtedness of 2018 graduating class
N/A
Graduating students who have borrowed (state loans, 2018)
N/A
Average private indebtedness of 2018 graduating class
$26,163
Graduating students who have borrowed (private loans, 2018)
12%
Financial Aid for International Students
School offers non-federal need-based or non-need-based aid to international students
College-administered non-need-based financial aid is available
Priority filing date for financial aid
April 15
Application deadline for financial aid
N/A
School financial form required
No
CSS/financial aid PROFILE required
No
International student financial aid application required
No
International student certification of finances required
No
Award financial aid to eligible students without U.S. visa or legal status
N/A
International undergraduates receiving institutional aid
70
Average amount of institutional financial aid awarded to international undergraduates
$8,769
Full-time undergraduate international students who were awarded need-based aid
N/A
Full-time undergraduate international students who were awarded non-need-based aid
N/A
Financial Aid Contact Information
Financial aid director
N/A
Financial aid office phone number
N/A
Work Study
Average need-based self-help aid award (freshmen)
$3,374
Students who received need-based self-help aid (freshmen)
46%
Average need-based self-help aid award (undergraduates)
$4,244
Student Employment
School employment available
Yes
Undergraduates working on campus during 2018-2019 academic year
30%
Average amount undergraduates earn per year from part-time on-campus work
$1,268
Freshmen discouraged from working during the first term
No
Part-time off-campus employment opportunities for undergraduates are
Fair
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