The price of attendance often becomes a factor in determining the socio - economic makeup of the student body, although some private schools offer scholarships to
students with demonstrated financial need.
The only exception to this rule is for Perkins loans; these student loans, which are only available to students
with demonstrated financial need, always have a 5 percent interest rate.
The College Board's standard charge per examination is $ 82, and a fee reduction to $ 60 is granted to those students
with demonstrated financial need.
Law graduates are among the most indebted subgroup of student loan borrowers; but this issue impacts all graduate and professional students
with demonstrated financial need.
The only exception to this rule is for Perkins loans; these student loans, which are only available to students
with demonstrated financial need, always have a 5 percent interest rate.
Direct subsidized loans, also known as subsidized Stafford loans, are for undergraduate students
with a demonstrated financial need.
This scholarship, established by Patricia S. Cope ’50 in honor of her parents, provides assistance to deserving, qualified veterinary students
with demonstrated financial need.
Thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor, the Cornell Feline Health Center scholarship is awarded annually to a veterinary student
with demonstrated financial need, who is in good standing academically, and who has an identified interest in feline medicine.
Some of the most common grants for undergraduate students
with demonstrated financial need are Federal Pell Grants.