Affordability

Learn how these sample families reduced their tuition and fees. Click for details.

Family A Sample Cost - $9,370

Family B Sample Cost

98%

Students Receiving Financial Aid

$22,117

Average Financial Aid Package
Fees (2014-2015) Fall Spring Total
Tuition (full-time) $12,234 $12,234 $24,468
Student Fee $1,098 $1,098 $2,196
Room (double occupancy) $1,947 $1,947 $3,894
Board $2,506 $2,506 $5,012
Total $17,785 $17,785 $35,570

 

Cost vs. Price

College is an important investment you’re making! Barton offers a variety of benefits that larger schools simply can’t match – like small classes, attentive professors, and instant access to every opportunity. And, when you look at the bottom line (after you factor in scholarships and other aid), Barton can actually cost less than some of those big-name, little-attention universities.

 

Sample Illustrations

Family A

A family of four with two dependents in college living on campus, including meals:
Trustee Scholarship $10,000
Barton Opportunity Grant $1,800
N.C. Need-Based Scholarship $4,100
Subsidized Stafford Loan $3,500
Unsubsidized Stafford Loan $2,000
Endowed Scholarship $4,800
Total Awards $26,200
Tuition, Room and Board $35,570
Less Total Award $26,200
Estimated Cost to Attend $9,370

 

Family B

A family of three with a dependent in college living on campus, including meals:
John J. Harper Scholarship $3,000
Federal Pell Grant $5,550
Federal SEOG $1,500
Barton Opportunity Grant $3,400
Miscellaneous Scholarship $2,200
Endowed Scholarship $2,000
N.C. Need-Based Scholarship $4,100
Federal Work Study $2,000
Subsidized Stafford Loan $3,500
Unsubsidized Stafford Loan $2,000
Total Awards $29,430
Tuition, Room and Board $35,570
Less Total Award $29,430
Estimated Cost to Attend $6,140