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Financial Aid Statistics Comparison

For all undergraduate students, the average percent receiving aid is 57.73 % and the average aid amount is $34,680. 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 US Colleges in Top 100 Clinical and Health World Ranking for academic year 2022-2023.
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All Undergraduate Financial Aid Statistics Between US Colleges In Top 100 Clinical And Health World Ranking
RankNameNumber Receiving AidPercent Receiving AidAverage Amount
2 Harvard University
4,42246%$55,433
5 Stanford University
4,82763%$56,737
6 Johns Hopkins University
3,56458%$52,572
7 University of California-Berkeley
18,86459%$22,200
9 Columbia University in the City of New York
5,00257%$49,638
11 Yale University
3,72857%$60,487
12 University of California-Los Angeles
17,53755%$21,322
15 University of Pennsylvania
5,72051%$47,776
16 Duke University
3,64353%$50,142
18 University of Washington-Seattle Campus
15,14742%$15,700
20 University of California-San Diego
19,35958%$20,811
20 Washington University in St Louis
3,51644%$49,844
22 University of Chicago
4,20855%$43,934
24 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
22,63670%$16,599
27 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
10,31252%$16,747
32 Emory University
4,16958%$45,148
37 Northwestern University
4,78054%$53,533
42 New York University
14,63451%$34,868
43 Boston University
8,91149%$46,070
44 Brown University
3,46747%$52,652
47 University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus
15,79666%$11,497
53 Vanderbilt University
4,66766%$49,056
66 University of Wisconsin-Madison
16,75848%$12,757
69 Ohio State University-Main Campus
34,14272%$11,125
70 Dartmouth College
2,37652%$55,998
75 The University of Texas at Austin
28,44970%$10,302
77 University of Southern California
14,21168%$43,570
79 University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
19,60654%$10,416
79 Tufts University
2,67640%$49,857
85 University of Alabama at Birmingham
10,05874%$9,889
86 University of Virginia-Main Campus
7,74745%$23,989
87 Case Western Reserve University
4,74482%$34,232
93 University of Florida
31,01389%$9,523
Average11,23357.73%$34,680
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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 1.73 % and the average grant amount is $1,148. 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 0.71 % and the average loan amount is $258. The following table compares the financial aid statistics for first-time, full-time undergraduate students (freshmen) between US Colleges in Top 100 Clinical and Health World Ranking for academic year 2022-2023.

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Beginning Student Financial Aid Comparison Between US Colleges In Top 100 Clinical And Health World Ranking
RankNameGrants/ScholarshipsStudent Loans
Number Receiving Aid (Percentage)Average AmountNumber Receiving Aid (Percentage)Average Amount
2 Harvard University
1,094
(56%)		$61,801167
(9%)		$9,004
5 Stanford University
1,120
(53%)		$60,619144
(7%)		$12,999
6 Johns Hopkins University
874
(62%)		$54,405199
(14%)		$9,843
7 University of California-Berkeley
3,572
(52%)		$21,6691,470
(21%)		$7,238
9 Columbia University in the City of New York
824
(52%)		$61,061155
(10%)		$16,849
11 Yale University
920
(52%)		$63,523100
(6%)		$4,926
12 University of California-Los Angeles
3,012
(46%)		$21,7661,389
(21%)		$6,418
15 University of Pennsylvania
1,084
(46%)		$57,175245
(10%)		$12,499
16 Duke University
741
(42%)		$57,444326
(19%)		$6,351
18 University of Washington-Seattle Campus
3,149
(44%)		$14,7311,576
(22%)		$6,169
20 University of California-San Diego
4,143
(55%)		$20,7821,939
(26%)		$6,437
20 Washington University in St Louis
840
(43%)		$58,188233
(12%)		$9,495
22 University of Chicago
1,070
(52%)		$48,422134
(7%)		$12,150
24 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
4,824
(67%)		$15,1211,793
(25%)		$8,470
27 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
1,853
(40%)		$18,066933
(20%)		$7,953
32 Emory University
759
(51%)		$48,914326
(22%)		$7,280
37 Northwestern University
1,042
(50%)		$61,716417
(20%)		$6,973
42 New York University
2,756
(45%)		$47,0961,528
(25%)		$8,550
43 Boston University
1,912
(48%)		$51,565905
(23%)		$10,425
44 Brown University
776
(46%)		$55,847198
(12%)		$10,059
47 University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus
4,131
(85%)		$10,9192,613
(54%)		$10,081
53 Vanderbilt University
1,049
(65%)		$53,932184
(11%)		$8,872
66 University of Wisconsin-Madison
4,001
(47%)		$11,1712,172
(26%)		$9,299
69 Ohio State University-Main Campus
6,229
(74%)		$10,9933,018
(36%)		$7,842
70 Dartmouth College
550
(45%)		$62,293530
(43%)		$6,404
75 The University of Texas at Austin
7,624
(86%)		$8,3212,557
(29%)		$5,851
77 University of Southern California
2,607
(71%)		$45,2621,127
(31%)		$7,526
79 University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
4,342
(63%)		$11,3882,749
(40%)		$9,722
79 Tufts University
681
(39%)		$51,613352
(20%)		$7,034
85 University of Alabama at Birmingham
2,190
(93%)		$11,1421,158
(49%)		$6,382
86 University of Virginia-Main Campus
1,318
(34%)		$26,818873
(22%)		$8,639
87 Case Western Reserve University
1,390
(87%)		$35,4521,128
(70%)		$6,836
93 University of Florida
6,191
(92%)		$10,555632
(9%)		$6,122
Average2,384
(57.06%)		$37,8721,008
(23.36%)		$8,506
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The ranking data is provided by CollegeEvaluator.