Undergraduate Scholarships & Aid

We understand that college is an investment, and we're here to help you create a financial plan. More than 90% of Stevens students receive some form of financial support. Explore the many options available to make a Stevens education more affordable — starting with learning about the types of aid you may qualify for.

Stevens Scholarships and Aid

We strongly encourage all students and families to apply for financial aid, regardless of what you think you might receive. Below, we’ve provided information on the available types of aid. You might not be eligible for all of them, but it’s worth taking the time to learn about each one.

Stevens Scholarships

If your academic record, standardized test scores and extracurricular activities are particularly exceptional, you may be eligible for a Stevens merit scholarship when you are admitted. This gift aid is provided by Stevens Institute of Technology and does not need to be repaid.

Stevens Scholarships
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Stevens Need-Based Aid

You may be eligible for a Stevens Grant if you demonstrate financial need and if funds are available. The Stevens Grant does not need to be repaid.

Stevens Need-Based Aid
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The Stevens Investment

Beginning Fall 2026, Stevens will cover full tuition for qualifying first-time, first-year, full-time undergraduate students.

The Stevens Investment
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Other Options

In addition to the aid above, there are plenty of other options for federal and state-based aid. See below to learn about these options.

New Jersey Programs

If you live in the State of New Jersey, you may be eligible for generous, state-based grants if you demonstrate exceptional financial need. Grants do not need to be repaid.

New Jersey Programs
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Federal Programs

Almost every student who applies for financial aid receives some type of federal support. We’ll help you navigate the process of applying for federal grants, loans and work-study funding. Learn about the types of federal aid that are available and how to apply for them.

Federal Programs
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Work Study

Find out about work-study jobs on campus that you might be eligible for if you receive a federal work-study award in your financial aid package.

Work Study
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Alternative Financing Options

Learn about payment plans and private student loans to finance the portion of your college expenses not covered by financial aid.

Alternative Financing Options
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Study Abroad Aid & Scholarships

Review financial aid and scholarship options for study overseas.

Study Abroad Aid & Scholarships
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Undergraduate International Student Resources

While financial aid opportunities are more limited if you’re an international student, learn what options do exist. Stevens may offer a merit based Global Scholarship to international students with exceptional academic achievement.

Undergraduate International Student Resources
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Nationally Competitive Scholarships and Fellowships

You are encouraged to review and consider pursuing Nationally Competitive Scholarships and Fellowships. We provide outreach, advising, and support to high achieving students who may be eligible for these awards.

National Competitive Scholarships/Fellowships
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Veterans and Military-Connected Students

If you’re an active-duty service member or veteran, a member of the National Guard or Reserves, or a qualified survivor or dependent, you may be eligible for the GI Bill or other educational assistance. Eligibility is determined by the VA and is based on several factors, including type/duration of service and type of discharge.

Using Your GI Bill and Other Veterans Programs
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