Public Finance and Budgeting Best Colleges Financial Aid Comparison
For the academic year 2022-2023, at the best colleges in Public Finance and Budgeting program, total 180,493 undergraduate students have awarded grant aid from federal, state, local, and/or institutes. The average amount of the awarded grant aid is $19,742 where the 2024 average tuition & fees is $42,655. For full-time first time undergraduate students (freshmen), 78%% of students (39,567 students) have awarded federal, state, local and/or institutional grant aid.
- For all undergraduate students, Rutgers University-Newark has the highest percent of students awarded grant aid of 94% and Harvard University has the lowest graduation rate of 46%.
- For all undergraduate students, Harvard University has the highest amount of grant aid of $55,433 and Georgia State University has the lowest amount of grant aid of $9,181.
- For first-time full-time students, University of Kentucky has the highest percent of students awarded grant aid of 94% and New York University has the lowest graduation rate of 45%.
- For first-time full-time students, Harvard University has the highest amount of grant aid of $61,801 and University of Nebraska at Omaha has the lowest amount of grant aid of $8,180.
Public Finance and Budgeting Best Colleges Financial Aid Comparison
The following table lists the best colleges in Public Finance and Budgeting 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 | |||
| 87 | Syracuse University Syracuse, NY Private, 4 years four-years | $63,061 ($46,755) | 11,828 | 80% | $30,709 | 2,872 | 77% | $34,737 |
| 128 | University of Kentucky Lexington, KY Public, 4 years four-years | $33,406 ($13,212) | 19,361 | 88% | $11,981 | 4,322 | 94% | $14,114 |
| 237 | Indiana University-Bloomington Bloomington, IN Public, 4 years four-years | $40,482 ($11,790) | 24,658 | 72% | $11,451 | 7,012 | 74% | $10,336 |
| 875 | Georgia State University Atlanta, GA Public, 4 years four-years | $23,709 ($8,478) | 24,562 | 85% | $9,181 | 5,401 | 94% | $11,563 |
| 85 | University of Georgia Athens, GA Public, 4 years four-years | $30,220 ($11,180) | 26,796 | 89% | $10,749 | 5,274 | 91% | $11,559 |
| 525 | University of Nebraska at Omaha Omaha, NE Public, 4 years four-years | $22,358 ($8,370) | 8,458 | 69% | $10,482 | 1,746 | 83% | $8,180 |
| 96 | University of Connecticut Storrs, CT Public, 4 years four-years | $43,034 ($20,366) | 15,326 | 83% | $13,180 | 3,054 | 84% | $14,678 |
| 25 | New York University New York, NY Private, 4 years four-years | $60,438 ($50,464) | 14,634 | 51% | $34,868 | 2,756 | 45% | $47,096 |
| 4 | Harvard University Cambridge, MA Private, 4 years four-years | $59,076 ($48,949) | 4,422 | 46% | $55,433 | 1,094 | 56% | $61,801 |
| 615 | Rutgers University-Newark Newark, NJ Public, 4 years four-years | $35,348 ($16,586) | 7,812 | 94% | $12,525 | 1,212 | 94% | $13,168 |
| 57 | University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Ann Arbor, MI Public, 4 years four-years | $58,072 ($17,228) | 22,636 | 70% | $16,599 | 4,824 | 67% | $15,121 |
| Average | $42,655 | 180,493 | 75% | $19,742 | 39,567 | 78% | $22,032 | |