Family Contribution of $2,600
($0 calculated parent contribution plus $2,600 fixed first-year student contribution)
$80,000 Total Costs / Cost of Attendance
- $2,600 Expected Family Contribution (EFC)
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$77,400 Need
This family has $77,400 of need. Since Duke meets 100% of demonstrated need, this family will receive $77,400 of aid.
Aid Offer:
| Amount | Type of Aid |
|---|---|
| $0 | Federal Loan* |
| $2,200 | Federal Work Study |
| $75,200 | Duke Grant |
*This family's total income was under $40,000, which means that the student's financial aid offer contains no loans.
Family Contribution of $10,000
($7,100 calculated parent contribution plus $2,900 fixed second-year student contribution)
$80,000 Total Costs / Cost of Attendance
- $10,000 Expected Family Contribution (EFC)
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$70,000 Need
This family has $70,000 of need. Since Duke meets 100% of demonstrated need, this family will receive $70,000 of aid.
Aid Offer:
| Amount | Type of Aid |
|---|---|
| $4,000 | Subsidized Federal Loan* |
| $2,200 | Federal Work Study |
| $63,800 | Duke Grant |
*This family's total income was under $85,000, which means the student's financial aid offer contains less than the maximum of $5,000 included loans.
Family Contribution of $20,000
($17,400 calculated parent contribution plus $2,600 fixed first-year student contribution)
$80,000 Total Costs / Cost of Attendance
- $20,000 Expected Family Contribution (EFC)
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$60,000 Need
This family has $60,000 of need. Since Duke meets 100% of demonstrated need, this family will receive $60,000 of aid.
Aid Offer:
| Amount | Type of Aid |
|---|---|
| $3,500* | Subsidized Federal Loan |
| $1,500 | Unsubsidized Federal Loan |
| $2,200 | Federal Work Study |
| $52,800 | Duke Grant |
*The federal government limits how much a student can take out each year in federal student loans. For a first-year student, the maximum of subsidized loan available is $3,500. You can learn more about federal loan limits on studentaid.gov.