Dickinson College FAFSA School Code
Dickinson College Mission Statement:
Dickinson College was created explicitly for high purposes- to prepare young people, by means of a useful education in the liberal arts and sciences, for engaged lives of citizenship and leadership in the service of society. Founded by Dr. Benjamin Rush, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, the college was chartered in 1783, just days after the conclusion of the American Revolution with the specific purpose of preparing the citizens and leaders who would ensure the success of the new democracy. It was to offer a distinctively original form of American education - one that was rigorously rooted in the traditional liberal arts and was, at the same time, innovative, forward-looking and ultimately useful. It was a revolutionary education designed for a revolutionary age.
As we face the challenges and complexities of the 21st century, Dickinson continues to seek direction from this revolutionary heritage within a contemporary context. A Dickinson education prepares its graduates to become engaged citizens by incorporating a global vision that permeates the entire student experience, creating a community of inquiry that allows students to cross disciplinary boundaries and make new intellectual connections, and encouraging students to be enterprising and active by engaging their communities, the nation and the world.
Dickinson offers a liberal arts education that is distinctive in purpose and approach. Our founders intended Dickinson graduates to use their liberal arts education as a powerful agent of change to advance the lot of humankind. We expect no less today.
If you want to apply for federal financial aid—including the Stafford Loan, Pell Grant, Perkins Loan, and work-study programs—you'll need to submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). (Some state aid programs and the Dickinson College financial aid offices may also require the FAFSA.)
Use the chart on this page to get an estimate of the total college cost of attendance and how much financial aid you may need. When you're ready to begin the financial aid process, follow these steps:
- Fill out the FAFSA form
- Search and apply for free scholarships
- Cover remaining costs with alternative student loans
Click here to get the federal school code for Dickinson College
Where do I submit my FAFSA Federal School Codes? On the FAFSA form's Eligibility for Aid section, you'll list the name of every school you're applying to and the corresponding FAFSA School Code. If you need help, learn more about this and other sections of the FAFSA form with our step-by-step FAFSA guide.
| Dickinson College Information | |
|---|---|
| Federal School Code | Click here to get the federal school code for Dickinson College |
| In State Tuition | $39,780 |
| Out of State Tuition | $39,780 |
| Board Charge | $4,880 |
| Room Charge | $5,200 |
| Book Supplies | $1,000 |
| On Campus Other Expenses | $1,500 |
| ROTC | Yes |
| Undergraduate Application Fee | $65 |
| More Information: | Dickinson College Admissions |
* School information above is publicly released data from the National Center for Education Statistics, IPEDS database: Institutional Characteristics 2009-2010, Enrollments 2009, and Student Financial Aid 2008-2009.
The federal school code for Dickinson College is 00325300. If you need additional assistance or financial aid help, contact the Dickinson College Financial Aid Office by phone at 717-243-5121, by mail at College and Louther Streets, Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013-2896, or through their website at www.dickinson.edu.
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