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Total undergraduate charges will increase to $67,117 next year, including $50,703 for tuition, $15,763 for room and board, and $651 for a mandatory health fee.

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For current students on financial aid whose family financial circumstances have not changed dramatically, Stanford will cover the increase in tuition, room and board in 2018-19. The university expects to spend approximately $162 million in Stanford-funded need-based undergraduate financial aid in 2018-19, an increase of 5.4 percent.

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Currently, undergraduate students who are awarded need-based aid receive an average scholarship of $44,894 from Stanford. Nearly half of Stanford undergraduates receive need-based aid from the university, and 67 percent receive some form of financial aid toward the cost of attendance from a variety of internal and external sources.

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Over the last 10 years, the average “net price” of a Stanford undergraduate education, adjusted for inflation, has increased by 0.6 percent annually. The net price is the price that students pay, on average, after grants and scholarships are considered. Individual financial aid packages will vary depending on demonstrated financial need.

https://news.stanford.edu/2018/02/14/tru...9-tuition/

[82lsju]

Total undergraduate charges will increase to $67,117 next year, including $50,703 for tuition, $15,763 for room and board, and $651 for a mandatory health fee.

...

For current students on financial aid whose family financial circumstances have not changed dramatically, Stanford will cover the increase in tuition, room and board in 2018-19. The university expects to spend approximately $162 million in Stanford-funded need-based undergraduate financial aid in 2018-19, an increase of 5.4 percent.

...

Currently, undergraduate students who are awarded need-based aid receive an average scholarship of $44,894 from Stanford. Nearly half of Stanford undergraduates receive need-based aid from the university, and 67 percent receive some form of financial aid toward the cost of attendance from a variety of internal and external sources.

...

Over the last 10 years, the average “net price” of a Stanford undergraduate education, adjusted for inflation, has increased by 0.6 percent annually. The net price is the price that students pay, on average, after grants and scholarships are considered. Individual financial aid packages will vary depending on demonstrated financial need.

https://news.stanford.edu/2018/02/14/tru...9-tuition/