Financial Aid

Investing in your education

At the Mount, we believe that your best investment is an education, and its pursuit should not be limited by financial concerns. For that reason, we are committed to helping you afford your college education by offering both merit and need-based financial aid.

Financial Aid at the Mount

We understand that managing the rising cost of education, particularly at a private college, can be challenging. Our Office of Financial Aid is dedicated to educating students and their families about the financial aid process while providing the financial resources and support that will enable our students to invest in their future.

Apply for financial aid for the 2026–2027 academic year Apply for FAFSA Apply for CADAA
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The Value of a Mount Education

Why The Mount?

Earn more. Our grads exceed their parents' earning potential.
Learn more. Women’s college grads are twice as likely to earn a graduate degree compared to co-ed grads.
Break barriers. The average Mount student receives $30,000 in financial aid, and every traditional undergraduate student is automatically considered for merit-based scholarships.
Be more. We’ve been ranked as one of the most transformative colleges in the nation for changing the course of our students’ lives for the better.
Go further. Graduates of women’s colleges statistically attain higher positions in their field.

Graduates from the Mount, in a word, are Unstoppable.

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Financial aid for all

$39 million in total financial aid. Students need to leave school with as little debt as possible to truly thrive. 100% of our students receive financial support. Simple as that.

Financial Aid for YOU

Last year, we awarded over $39 million in financial aid to students. Explore these pages to connect with the Financial Aid team or view resources for current students.
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Contact Financial Aid You've got questions, we've got answers. Our team is here to help you navigate the financial aid process.
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Current students Check here for important resources, including information on maintaining your financial aid eligibility.