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Financial Aid Comparison Between Best Best Online Bachelor's Schools

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Financial Aid Statistics Comparison

For all undergraduate students, the average percent receiving aid is 69.92 % and the average aid amount is $12,226. The financial aid includes Federal (Pell and other federal), state, local, institutional or other grant aid, and federal student loans. The following table compares the total number and percentage of undergraduate students who received any financial aid between best Best Online Bachelor's schools for academic year 2023-2024.
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All Undergraduate Financial Aid Statistics Between Best Best Online Bachelor's Schools
RankNameNumber Receiving AidPercent Receiving AidAverage Amount
1 University of Florida
28,73883%$9,719
2 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Worldwide
3,55942%$4,925
3 University of Illinois Chicago
14,39566%$14,289
4 Medical University of South Carolina
13645%$8,492
5 Texas A & M University-College Station
32,74157%$11,036
6 University of North Carolina at Charlotte
11,57349%$8,241
7 Arizona State University Campus Immersion
50,58877%$12,396
8 Oregon State University
17,37260%$8,705
9 University of Central Florida
40,19769%$7,929
10 University of Arizona
30,62979%$14,289
11 CUNY Graduate School and University Center
1,54555%$5,012
12 Ohio State University-Main Campus
28,67762%$11,931
13 Utah State University
13,81856%$8,530
14 University of Georgia
26,30586%$10,849
15 George Washington University
7,43565%$35,798
16 University of Massachusetts-Amherst
17,44672%$11,969
17 University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus
17,70483%$10,025
18 North Carolina State University at Raleigh
13,48351%$11,521
19 University of North Carolina Wilmington
7,03649%$7,033
20 Washington State University
15,00466%$11,543
21 Indiana University-Bloomington
23,69566%$11,389
22 Loyola University Chicago
10,59691%$25,796
23 Syracuse University
12,35580%$30,721
24 University of Denver
5,64792%$32,326
25 Ball State University
9,92969%$12,186
26 Illinois State University
14,55081%$11,166
27 Pennsylvania State University-World Campus
4,97561%$5,955
28 University at Buffalo
12,44560%$9,401
29 The University of Alabama
21,56766%$15,486
30 Colorado State University Global
1,83028%$4,067
31 Siena Heights University
1,42884%$14,611
32 University of Massachusetts-Lowell
7,54561%$11,163
33 University of Missouri-Columbia
18,12276%$11,773
34 West Texas A & M University
5,17675%$6,984
35 Daytona State College
4,94743%$4,463
36 University of Arkansas
13,60352%$8,739
37 University of Massachusetts-Boston
8,97073%$11,334
38 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
11,29162%$6,371
39 Charleston Southern University
2,52089%$21,011
40 Kansas State University
11,42476%$8,985
41 University of Missouri-St Louis
5,09441%$8,166
42 University of North Florida
8,55860%$8,006
43 Colorado State University-Fort Collins
13,98154%$11,375
44 Lees-McRae College
83097%$18,773
45 Purdue University Northwest
4,29853%$5,987
46 University of Alabama at Birmingham
9,69674%$10,514
47 University of Illinois Springfield
1,77174%$11,218
48 University of Nebraska at Omaha
8,93474%$9,673
49 University of West Florida
6,29268%$8,250
50 Concordia University-Chicago
1,09382%$22,477
51 Sacred Heart University
6,40995%$20,498
52 Texas A & M University-Commerce
5,17370%$9,004
53 University of Kentucky
19,78187%$12,161
54 University of Louisiana at Lafayette
9,44973%$9,809
55 University of Memphis
13,83583%$8,482
56 Boise State University
10,56946%$9,163
57 North Carolina A & T State University
9,82683%$10,666
58 Pace University
7,41090%$30,148
59 University of Houston-Downtown
9,92177%$5,946
60 Western Kentucky University
12,46886%$9,368
61 California Baptist University
7,84095%$20,319
62 Florida International University
27,82561%$8,796
63 Northern Arizona University
18,51580%$12,292
64 Oregon Health & Science University
38351%$13,415
65 University of Utah
15,81360%$10,312
66 Chipola College
91550%$5,181
67 Florida Atlantic University
15,76265%$9,289
68 Mount Carmel College of Nursing
33854%$8,606
69 Regent University
3,29072%$8,445
70 University of Cincinnati-Main Campus
18,36860%$7,542
71 University of Louisville
13,48085%$10,447
72 University of North Texas
21,11464%$8,453
73 University of South Carolina Aiken
2,73287%$7,482
74 University of Southern Mississippi
8,25480%$9,424
75 Bowling Green State University-Main Campus
9,58869%$9,201
76 Campbell University
2,62589%$28,152
77 DePaul University
12,71890%$24,408
78 Drexel University
12,76891%$28,345
79 Duquesne University
5,01498%$26,044
80 Eastern Kentucky University
10,15884%$9,622
81 University of New Hampshire College of Professional Studies Online
79066%$4,476
82 Pensacola State College
4,07851%$4,763
83 SUNY Polytechnic Institute
1,46174%$8,049
84 Texas State University
19,63258%$8,626
85 The University of Tennessee-Knoxville
20,29075%$11,426
86 Appalachian State University
8,17044%$8,743
87 Cambridge College
34741%$4,311
88 Marist College
4,59884%$22,361
89 Old Dominion University
11,70964%$10,682
90 Rowan University
11,14873%$10,271
91 Rutgers University-Camden
3,74690%$13,818
92 University of Saint Francis-Fort Wayne
1,51796%$22,236
93 The University of Texas at San Antonio
20,72370%$8,453
94 New England Institute of Technology
1,33578%$14,516
95 Western Illinois University
3,81272%$11,040
96 Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College
22,80174%$12,924
97 McKendree University
1,42393%$21,352
98 St Petersburg College
10,30244%$8,291
99 Citadel Military College of South Carolina
1,92271%$14,018
100 University of North Carolina at Greensboro
9,26965%$8,661
Average11,13069.92%$12,226
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Beginning Students Financial Aid

For first-time, full-time beginning students, the average percent of receiving grant and/or scholarship is 0.87 % and the average grant amount is $142. This includes grants or scholarship from all sources - federal (pell grants and other federal grants), state/local, and institutions. The average percent of students who receiving student loans (federal and other student loans) is 0.47 % and the average loan amount is $81. The following table compares the financial aid statistics for first-time, full-time undergraduate students (freshmen) between best Best Online Bachelor's schools for academic year 2023-2024.

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Beginning Student Financial Aid Comparison Between Best Best Online Bachelor's Schools
RankNameGrants/ScholarshipsStudent Loans
Number Receiving Aid (Percentage)Average AmountNumber Receiving Aid (Percentage)Average Amount
1 University of Florida
5,789
(88%)		$10,724665
(10%)		$6,562
2 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Worldwide
43
(31%)		$3,83210
(7%)		$5,964
3 University of Illinois Chicago
3,024
(72%)		$15,421838
(20%)		$7,494
4 Medical University of South Carolina
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5 Texas A & M University-College Station
6,970
(61%)		$11,6073,395
(30%)		$8,772
6 University of North Carolina at Charlotte
2,350
(58%)		$8,1501,875
(46%)		$7,427
7 Arizona State University Campus Immersion
13,371
(89%)		$11,9924,480
(30%)		$8,308
8 Oregon State University
3,622
(89%)		$9,9221,408
(35%)		$7,621
9 University of Central Florida
5,846
(85%)		$9,5851,363
(20%)		$6,955
10 University of Arizona
5,972
(97%)		$16,5111,708
(28%)		$7,484
11 CUNY Graduate School and University Center
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12 Ohio State University-Main Campus
5,109
(64%)		$11,7912,614
(33%)		$8,718
13 Utah State University
3,880
(93%)		$9,272761
(18%)		$6,288
14 University of Georgia
5,187
(83%)		$11,6571,297
(21%)		$7,031
15 George Washington University
2,264
(77%)		$35,3671,124
(38%)		$10,130
16 University of Massachusetts-Amherst
4,161
(75%)		$12,3432,730
(49%)		$9,229
17 University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus
4,069
(99%)		$10,8301,498
(36%)		$9,556
18 North Carolina State University at Raleigh
2,778
(50%)		$11,8112,300
(41%)		$7,609
19 University of North Carolina Wilmington
1,274
(54%)		$6,5161,058
(45%)		$8,642
20 Washington State University
3,400
(87%)		$10,3701,248
(32%)		$7,247
21 Indiana University-Bloomington
7,145
(74%)		$9,8573,122
(32%)		$9,445
22 Loyola University Chicago
3,018
(99%)		$27,1231,578
(52%)		$9,837
23 Syracuse University
3,344
(82%)		$29,1101,267
(31%)		$12,630
24 University of Denver
1,608
(99%)		$32,023588
(36%)		$8,652
25 Ball State University
2,594
(75%)		$13,0463,146
(91%)		$7,098
26 Illinois State University
3,818
(96%)		$11,5901,884
(47%)		$7,691
27 Pennsylvania State University-World Campus
118
(60%)		$7,23292
(46%)		$7,433
28 University at Buffalo
3,078
(74%)		$9,9962,126
(51%)		$7,787
29 The University of Alabama
5,759
(72%)		$16,3943,205
(40%)		$11,983
30 Colorado State University Global
9
(56%)		$6,20111
(69%)		$6,388
31 Siena Heights University
277
(100%)		$24,957261
(94%)		$6,305
32 University of Massachusetts-Lowell
1,493
(79%)		$12,6471,248
(66%)		$7,308
33 University of Missouri-Columbia
4,138
(84%)		$11,7342,167
(44%)		$8,609
34 West Texas A & M University
1,163
(93%)		$7,378497
(40%)		$6,949
35 Daytona State College
685
(65%)		$6,236243
(23%)		$3,593
36 University of Arkansas
3,532
(50%)		$8,1092,904
(41%)		$8,806
37 University of Massachusetts-Boston
2,035
(86%)		$12,6111,373
(58%)		$7,478
38 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
2,692
(83%)		$5,3051,573
(48%)		$7,283
39 Charleston Southern University
709
(98%)		$22,411433
(60%)		$7,283
40 Kansas State University
2,563
(90%)		$9,3911,181
(42%)		$7,240
41 University of Missouri-St Louis
412
(99%)		$15,314173
(42%)		$5,836
42 University of North Florida
2,269
(75%)		$9,162869
(29%)		$5,674
43 Colorado State University-Fort Collins
3,801
(71%)		$10,5542,022
(38%)		$9,180
44 Lees-McRae College
212
(100%)		$19,843193
(91%)		$7,278
45 Purdue University Northwest
1,051
(85%)		$6,420435
(35%)		$5,259
46 University of Alabama at Birmingham
2,059
(95%)		$11,3331,106
(51%)		$6,575
47 University of Illinois Springfield
234
(96%)		$14,18290
(37%)		$5,279
48 University of Nebraska at Omaha
1,813
(79%)		$7,339675
(29%)		$5,865
49 University of West Florida
860
(84%)		$11,018273
(27%)		$6,298
50 Concordia University-Chicago
267
(100%)		$26,680180
(67%)		$6,767
51 Sacred Heart University
1,752
(99%)		$20,5971,113
(63%)		$15,672
52 Texas A & M University-Commerce
776
(94%)		$11,573409
(50%)		$5,251
53 University of Kentucky
5,713
(96%)		$13,0242,528
(42%)		$9,542
54 University of Louisiana at Lafayette
2,594
(91%)		$10,8691,517
(53%)		$6,285
55 University of Memphis
2,167
(93%)		$11,2341,003
(43%)		$5,704
56 Boise State University
2,376
(78%)		$8,1671,138
(37%)		$7,766
57 North Carolina A & T State University
2,709
(89%)		$10,7001,889
(62%)		$6,934
58 Pace University
2,072
(99%)		$34,1481,185
(57%)		$10,485
59 University of Houston-Downtown
980
(81%)		$8,246192
(16%)		$4,882
60 Western Kentucky University
2,686
(99%)		$10,9061,289
(47%)		$6,402
61 California Baptist University
1,296
(99%)		$23,828851
(65%)		$7,627
62 Florida International University
2,689
(90%)		$10,012343
(12%)		$5,388
63 Northern Arizona University
5,136
(95%)		$12,3772,190
(40%)		$6,952
64 Oregon Health & Science University
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65 University of Utah
3,872
(73%)		$12,1481,120
(21%)		$7,903
66 Chipola College
208
(74%)		$6,128--
67 Florida Atlantic University
2,608
(86%)		$10,786947
(31%)		$7,997
68 Mount Carmel College of Nursing
21
(72%)		$8,85822
(76%)		$5,936
69 Regent University
321
(91%)		$12,193178
(51%)		$5,926
70 University of Cincinnati-Main Campus
4,253
(68%)		$8,1953,214
(51%)		$9,613
71 University of Louisville
2,582
(95%)		$13,1481,016
(38%)		$7,818
72 University of North Texas
5,149
(83%)		$11,1422,747
(44%)		$5,982
73 University of South Carolina Aiken
539
(98%)		$9,701289
(53%)		$5,913
74 University of Southern Mississippi
1,483
(93%)		$11,000870
(55%)		$6,937
75 Bowling Green State University-Main Campus
2,737
(94%)		$8,7951,806
(62%)		$7,553
76 Campbell University
492
(100%)		$34,413251
(51%)		$9,044
77 DePaul University
2,935
(99%)		$27,7821,486
(50%)		$7,047
78 Drexel University
2,885
(99%)		$33,6541,764
(61%)		$10,831
79 Duquesne University
1,438
(100%)		$27,980914
(64%)		$13,945
80 Eastern Kentucky University
2,483
(98%)		$11,4601,152
(45%)		$6,100
81 University of New Hampshire College of Professional Studies Online
19
(58%)		$5,72816
(48%)		$5,807
82 Pensacola State College
624
(76%)		$6,61462
(8%)		$3,783
83 SUNY Polytechnic Institute
341
(90%)		$8,137186
(49%)		$7,157
84 Texas State University
5,407
(74%)		$11,1693,553
(49%)		$6,469
85 The University of Tennessee-Knoxville
5,777
(85%)		$11,4912,153
(32%)		$10,134
86 Appalachian State University
1,847
(47%)		$7,6771,725
(44%)		$8,140
87 Cambridge College
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88 Marist College
1,291
(97%)		$23,8361,100
(82%)		$8,551
89 Old Dominion University
2,848
(94%)		$10,0061,602
(53%)		$7,368
90 Rowan University
2,196
(85%)		$11,9851,379
(54%)		$9,225
91 Rutgers University-Camden
487
(93%)		$15,677242
(46%)		$9,467
92 University of Saint Francis-Fort Wayne
356
(99%)		$24,444220
(61%)		$7,078
93 The University of Texas at San Antonio
3,412
(74%)		$10,5302,011
(44%)		$5,112
94 New England Institute of Technology
384
(87%)		$11,646347
(79%)		$10,894
95 Western Illinois University
565
(53%)		$15,620283
(27%)		$6,118
96 Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College
6,500
(88%)		$13,5092,851
(39%)		$8,275
97 McKendree University
440
(89%)		$22,269217
(44%)		$7,035
98 St Petersburg College
1,045
(65%)		$10,201240
(15%)		$5,535
99 Citadel Military College of South Carolina
569
(84%)		$15,095326
(48%)		$13,036
100 University of North Carolina at Greensboro
1,924
(83%)		$8,9211,142
(49%)		$6,146
Average2,551
(83.31%)		$13,6511,246
(44.28%)		$7,659
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