We understand that an independent school education is a significant investment for families, and we are committed to making a Hopkins education possible for students from a wide range of financial backgrounds.
Each year, we award more than $6.5 million in need-based financial aid in the form of grants that do not need to be repaid.
Financial aid can help cover costs beyond just tuition. When determining an initial award, the Financial Aid Committee also considers the costs of books, transportation, and technology.
Lunch is provided for all students, and additional assistance may be available to cover trips or other school expenses.
We welcome any family concerned about affording a Hopkins education to apply for financial aid. In some instances, families with an income of $100,000 or less may qualify for full tuition assistance. The average income of a family with one tuition obligation receiving financial aid is approximately $175,000, demonstrating our commitment to supporting families from a broad range of socioeconomic backgrounds. Financial aid eligibility is based on a family’s overall financial picture, including income, assets and expenses.
While the Financial Aid Committee is guided by established principles and policies, applications are reviewed individually with careful consideration of each family’s circumstances. For admitted students, Hopkins meets 100% of demonstrated financial need, reducing the cost of attendance for families who qualify for assistance.