Biomedical Engineering / Bioengineering Best Colleges Financial Aid Comparison
For the academic year 2023-2024, at the best colleges in Biomedical Engineering / Bioengineering program, total 88,118 undergraduate students have awarded grant aid from federal, state, local, and/or institutes. The average amount of the awarded grant aid is $39,347 where the 2025 average tuition & fees is $56,436. For full-time first time undergraduate students (freshmen), 55%% of students (18,224 students) have awarded federal, state, local and/or institutional grant aid.
- For all undergraduate students, Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus has the highest percent of students awarded grant aid of 70% and University of Washington-Seattle Campus has the lowest graduation rate of 39%.
- For all undergraduate students, Stanford University has the highest amount of grant aid of $58,688 and Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus has the lowest amount of grant aid of $11,761.
- For first-time full-time students, Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus has the highest percent of students awarded grant aid of 71% and Duke University has the lowest graduation rate of 41%.
- For first-time full-time students, Stanford University has the highest amount of grant aid of $64,164 and Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus has the lowest amount of grant aid of $13,423.
Biomedical Engineering / Bioengineering Best Colleges Financial Aid Comparison
The following table lists the best colleges in Biomedical Engineering / Bioengineering programs. The "-" value in other columns means that the corresponding data has not been reported or the school does not have programs for the values.
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| Rank | College name | Tuition & Fees | All Undergraduate | Full-time First-Time Undergraduate | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of Students Awarded Grants | Percent of Students Awarded Grants | Average Amount Grant Aid Awarded | Number of Students Awarded Grants | Percent of Students Awarded Grants | Average Amount Grant Aid Awarded | |||
| 18 | Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, MD Private, 4 years four-years | $64,730 ($52,170) | 3,667 | 61% | $54,088 | 840 | 60% | $58,456 |
| 47 | Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus Atlanta, GA Public, 4 years four-years | $34,484 ($12,058) | 12,926 | 70% | $11,761 | 2,566 | 71% | $13,423 |
| 1 | Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA Private, 4 years four-years | $62,396 ($60,156) | 2,980 | 64% | $55,629 | 654 | 58% | $58,331 |
| 90 | University of California-San Diego La Jolla, CA Public, 4 years four-years | $47,676 ($15,788) | 18,879 | 57% | $21,788 | 4,147 | 64% | $24,176 |
| 11 | Duke University Durham, NC Private, 4 years four-years | $68,758 ($53,500) | 3,447 | 52% | $53,004 | 724 | 41% | $59,327 |
| 3 | Stanford University Stanford, CA Private, 4 years four-years | $65,910 ($49,617) | 4,866 | 60% | $58,688 | 952 | 55% | $64,164 |
| 15 | Rice University Houston, TX Private, 4 years four-years | $61,247 ($45,608) | 2,845 | 63% | $50,264 | 687 | 57% | $53,526 |
| 41 | University of California-Berkeley Berkeley, CA Public, 4 years four-years | $47,265 ($15,377) | 18,629 | 57% | $22,996 | 3,369 | 50% | $25,951 |
| 102 | University of Washington-Seattle Campus Seattle, WA Public, 4 years four-years | $43,209 ($12,973) | 14,148 | 39% | $15,799 | 3,125 | 43% | $14,390 |
| 8 | University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Private, 4 years four-years | $68,686 ($53,534) | 5,731 | 51% | $49,451 | 1,160 | 48% | $59,721 |
| Average | $56,436 | 88,118 | 57% | $39,347 | 18,224 | 55% | $43,147 | |