Financial Aid for First-Year and Transfer Students
Invest in your future
At first glance, the price of a college education may seem overwhelming—but with a closer look, you’ll find it’s more affordable than you think. At Hamline, we’re dedicated to providing you with an exemplary education at a reasonable rate. Our admission counselors and financial aid team will work with you and your family or guardians to ensure you get the most out of your college experience without sacrificing peace of mind.
Through a combination of merit-based and academic scholarships, grants, loans, and student employment, we make it possible for first-year and transfer students from diverse backgrounds to get the education they dream of.
Learn how to apply for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which is required to be eligible for financial aid.
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Average value of financial aid packages for incoming undergraduate students
Percentage of undergraduates who receive Hamline grants or scholarships for financial aid
Percentage of incoming students eligible for $3,000 in work-study earnings
Types of financial aid
We support incoming first-year and on-campus transfer students through a variety of financial aid options, such as merit-based scholarships, talent scholarships, United Methodist awards, and more. Students are encouraged to apply for outside scholarships. Hamline does not reduce scholarship and grant dollars if a student receives outside or private dollars.
Money and loans are stressful, but the financial aid office was so informative. They walked me through the financial aid steps and highlighted the most important parts of what it would look like down the line. It's hard to come to a university thinking, 'Oh my gosh, it's so much money, what am I supposed to do?' But after sitting down with them, I was totally confident that I could do this."
Calculate your costs
Financing your education takes careful planning, and we want to help you break down your total cost. The more you know, the more informed decisions you can make to invest in your future. Check out our tuition rates and fees, or use the Net Price Calculator to see how your award package reduces cost.
Contact information
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Office of Financial Aid
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Undergraduate Admission
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