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Financial Aid Comparison Between Best Online Graduate Nursing Schools

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Financial Aid Statistics Comparison

For all undergraduate students, the average percent receiving aid is 70.81 % and the average aid amount is $14,639. 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 Online Graduate Nursing schools for academic year 2023-2024.
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All Undergraduate Financial Aid Statistics Between Best Online Graduate Nursing Schools
RankNameNumber Receiving AidPercent Receiving AidAverage Amount
1 University of South Carolina-Columbia
21,69879%$7,223
2 Duke University
3,44752%$53,004
3 Ohio State University-Main Campus
28,67762%$11,931
4 The University of Alabama
21,56766%$15,486
5 Saint Xavier University
2,86496%$26,894
6 The Catholic University of America
2,84895%$32,977
7 University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus
16,79569%$10,588
8 George Washington University
7,43565%$35,798
9 Stony Brook University
11,34965%$9,940
10 Boise State University
10,56946%$9,163
11 Indiana University-Indianapolis
12,20669%$10,912
12 Rush University
8675%$15,826
13 University of Central Florida
40,19769%$7,929
14 University of Colorado Denver/Anschutz Medical Campus
6,16444%$9,633
15 University of Louisiana at Lafayette
9,44973%$9,809
16 University of Nevada-Las Vegas
17,74570%$7,101
17 The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston
35561%$7,472
18 East Carolina University
12,11056%$8,574
19 Thomas Jefferson University
3,29487%$25,891
20 University of Connecticut
12,71267%$15,530
21 Marquette University
7,17395%$27,612
22 University of New Mexico-Main Campus
13,92788%$11,962
23 Virginia Commonwealth University
20,58498%$9,592
24 Ball State University
9,92969%$12,186
25 Georgia College & State University
4,30982%$7,856
26 Oregon Health & Science University
38351%$13,415
27 The University of Texas at Tyler
4,55265%$8,333
28 University of Colorado Colorado Springs
5,13954%$7,714
29 University of North Carolina at Greensboro
9,26965%$8,661
30 University of Utah
15,81360%$10,312
31 Florida Atlantic University
15,76265%$9,289
32 Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
80556%$5,207
33 Seton Hall University
5,74095%$29,861
34 Texas A & M University Health Science Center
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35 University of Mississippi Medical Center
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36 University of Southern Indiana
4,29258%$7,795
37 Duquesne University
5,01498%$26,044
38 Eastern Kentucky University
10,15884%$9,622
39 Pace University
7,41090%$30,148
40 Texas State University
19,63258%$8,626
41 University of Cincinnati-Main Campus
18,36860%$7,542
42 University of Detroit Mercy
2,22571%$20,772
43 University of Memphis
13,83583%$8,482
44 University of North Carolina at Charlotte
11,57349%$8,241
45 University of San Francisco
5,38689%$28,788
46 Ohio University-Main Campus
11,89766%$8,901
47 University of Massachusetts-Amherst
17,44672%$11,969
48 University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth
4,57583%$9,982
49 University of Missouri-Kansas City
5,36953%$10,297
50 University of Missouri-Columbia
18,12276%$11,773
Average10,63070.81%$14,639
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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 1.93 % and the average grant amount is $372. 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 1.06 % and the average loan amount is $185. The following table compares the financial aid statistics for first-time, full-time undergraduate students (freshmen) between best Online Graduate Nursing schools for academic year 2023-2024.

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Beginning Student Financial Aid Comparison Between Best Online Graduate Nursing Schools
RankNameGrants/ScholarshipsStudent Loans
Number Receiving Aid (Percentage)Average AmountNumber Receiving Aid (Percentage)Average Amount
1 University of South Carolina-Columbia
5,998
(91%)		$6,7623,225
(49%)		$10,061
2 Duke University
724
(41%)		$59,327282
(16%)		$11,551
3 Ohio State University-Main Campus
5,109
(64%)		$11,7912,614
(33%)		$8,718
4 The University of Alabama
5,759
(72%)		$16,3943,205
(40%)		$11,983
5 Saint Xavier University
652
(100%)		$30,290620
(95%)		$5,308
6 The Catholic University of America
755
(99%)		$38,232446
(58%)		$9,500
7 University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus
3,607
(82%)		$10,5512,220
(51%)		$11,463
8 George Washington University
2,264
(77%)		$35,3671,124
(38%)		$10,130
9 Stony Brook University
2,733
(82%)		$10,2661,485
(44%)		$6,839
10 Boise State University
2,376
(78%)		$8,1671,138
(37%)		$7,766
11 Indiana University-Indianapolis
2,771
(82%)		$11,4731,275
(38%)		$6,407
12 Rush University
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13 University of Central Florida
5,846
(85%)		$9,5851,363
(20%)		$6,955
14 University of Colorado Denver/Anschutz Medical Campus
1,294
(86%)		$8,079515
(34%)		$7,263
15 University of Louisiana at Lafayette
2,594
(91%)		$10,8691,517
(53%)		$6,285
16 University of Nevada-Las Vegas
3,787
(90%)		$7,5801,043
(25%)		$6,308
17 The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston
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18 East Carolina University
2,108
(57%)		$8,8362,045
(55%)		$8,473
19 Thomas Jefferson University
756
(100%)		$33,063705
(93%)		$5,796
20 University of Connecticut
3,054
(75%)		$16,9891,896
(47%)		$9,724
21 Marquette University
1,975
(100%)		$31,683893
(45%)		$9,519
22 University of New Mexico-Main Campus
3,369
(99%)		$12,252649
(19%)		$6,395
23 Virginia Commonwealth University
4,094
(99%)		$12,4332,014
(49%)		$7,737
24 Ball State University
2,594
(75%)		$13,0463,146
(91%)		$7,098
25 Georgia College & State University
1,292
(95%)		$8,054447
(33%)		$6,551
26 Oregon Health & Science University
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27 The University of Texas at Tyler
819
(84%)		$9,608290
(30%)		$6,523
28 University of Colorado Colorado Springs
1,147
(74%)		$6,698665
(43%)		$8,642
29 University of North Carolina at Greensboro
1,924
(83%)		$8,9211,142
(49%)		$6,146
30 University of Utah
3,872
(73%)		$12,1481,120
(21%)		$7,903
31 Florida Atlantic University
2,608
(86%)		$10,786947
(31%)		$7,997
32 Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
No information available.
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33 Seton Hall University
1,510
(100%)		$33,582888
(59%)		$11,404
34 Texas A & M University Health Science Center
No information available.
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35 University of Mississippi Medical Center
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36 University of Southern Indiana
1,213
(98%)		$7,655512
(41%)		$6,013
37 Duquesne University
1,438
(100%)		$27,980914
(64%)		$13,945
38 Eastern Kentucky University
2,483
(98%)		$11,4601,152
(45%)		$6,100
39 Pace University
2,072
(99%)		$34,1481,185
(57%)		$10,485
40 Texas State University
5,407
(74%)		$11,1693,553
(49%)		$6,469
41 University of Cincinnati-Main Campus
4,253
(68%)		$8,1953,214
(51%)		$9,613
42 University of Detroit Mercy
490
(100%)		$22,230181
(37%)		$7,134
43 University of Memphis
2,167
(93%)		$11,2341,003
(43%)		$5,704
44 University of North Carolina at Charlotte
2,350
(58%)		$8,1501,875
(46%)		$7,427
45 University of San Francisco
1,497
(97%)		$32,492826
(53%)		$8,735
46 Ohio University-Main Campus
4,149
(93%)		$8,6162,675
(60%)		$8,256
47 University of Massachusetts-Amherst
4,161
(75%)		$12,3432,730
(49%)		$9,229
48 University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth
1,243
(96%)		$10,7281,019
(78%)		$7,592
49 University of Missouri-Kansas City
1,027
(90%)		$10,130404
(35%)		$6,331
50 University of Missouri-Columbia
4,138
(84%)		$11,7342,167
(44%)		$8,609
Average2,625
(85.07%)		$16,3891,417
(46.55%)		$8,138
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