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Financial Aid

College is one of the best investments you can make for your future. It is also one of the biggest and most difficult decisions in your life and is often confusing, especially as you compare college tuition costs, scholarships and other financial aid.

And don’t let that sticker price scare you! Once you take scholarships, grants, loans and work-study into account, you’ll find that a Goshen College education is significantly less expensive than the original sticker price.

Take the next step – Get financial aid information

Prospective Students

Transfer Students

International Students

Current Students

Adult & Continuing Studies Students

Graduate Students

AFFORDING A GC EDUCATION

Did you know that last year 99% of GC students received financial aid and the average aid package was nearly $26,000? Learn how Goshen College can make your education dollars go further and help you choose the best financial aid option in paying for your college tuition.

Tuition & Costs Affording a GC education

CALCULATE YOUR NET PRICE AND ESTIMATE YOUR SCHOLARSHIPS

The best way to calculate your individual financial aid award from Goshen College is to use our online Net Price Calculator (which will also estimate your academic scholarship).

Net Price Calculator

APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID THROUGH FAFSA

Beginning Oct. 1, file the FAFSA (using prior year taxes) to be considered for all the federal, state and institutional need-based aid for which you are eligible.

The Goshen College FAFSA code is 001799. Our priority deadline for completing the FAFSA is March 1.

Apply for FAFSA

What is the value of a Goshen College education?

Goshen College is ranked in the top 10 for best values for Christian colleges with the lowest debt burden and is recognized as a liberal arts college with a great value.

99 %

of Goshen College students receive financial aid
26,930 $

Last year's average aid package

(not including work-study or loans)
18.3 $

million dollars was given in grant aid

to our traditional undergraduate students last year

99 %

of Goshen College students receive financial aid
26,930 $

Last year's average aid package

(not including work-study or loans)
18.3 $

million dollars was given in grant aid

to our traditional undergraduate students last year

83 %

of Goshen College full-time first-year students received academic scholarships last year
92 %

of graduates from the GC Class of 2019 were employed one year after graduation, if seeking employment
65,676 $

average salary of graduates 10 year out of GC

83 %

of Goshen College full-time first-year students received academic scholarships last year
92 %

of graduates from the GC Class of 2019 were employed one year after graduation, if seeking employment
65,676 $

average salary of graduates 10 year out of GC

Goshen’s Office of Student Financial Aid adheres to a strict code of conduct. View our policy here (pdf).

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