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U.S. institutions that are need-blind and meet full demonstrated need for both U.S. and international students[edit]

There are currently only seven U.S.higher learninginstitutions that are need-blind and meet full demonstrated need for all applicants, including international students.[2]These are:

U.S. institutions that are need-blind for U.S. applicants and meet full demonstrated need[edit]

A number of U.S. institutions of higher learning both offer need-blind admissions and meet the full demonstrated need for all domestic students, but are need-aware when it comes to international student admissions. However, all admitted students will have their demonstrated need met. The following schools fall into this category:

Barnard College(need-aware for transfer students)[7]
Boston College
Bowdoin College(need-aware for transfer students)[8]
Brown University(need-aware for transfer students)[9]
California Institute of Technology
Claremont McKenna College
Columbia University [10]
Cornell University [11][failed verification]
Dartmouth College
Davidson College
Denison University [12]
Duke University [13]
Georgetown University [14]
Grinnell College [15]
Hamilton College [16]
Harvey Mudd College [17]
Johns Hopkins University [18]
Middlebury College
Northwestern University
Olin College [19]
Pomona College
Rice University [20]
Soka University of America [21]
Stanford University
Swarthmore College
University of Chicago
University of Michigan(in-state students only)
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill [22]
University of Notre Dame
University of Pennsylvania(also for Mexican and Canadian applicants[23])
University of Richmond [24](need-aware for transfer students)
University of Southern California [25]
University of Virginia [26]
Vanderbilt University
Vassar College [27][28]
Wellesley College
Williams College

U.S. institutions that are not need-blind for U.S. applicants and meet full demonstrated need[edit]

Many reputable US institutions that once championed need-blind policies in the past have modified their policies due to rising tuition and financial aid costs, as well as less-than-ideal returns on endowments. This largely affects prestigious institutions with vulnerable resources that do not offer merit-based aid but base their financial aid entirely on need and promise to deliver 100% of financial need (composed mostly of grants). These stated institutions refer to themselves as need-aware or need-sensitive, policies that somewhat contradict their call to admit and provide education for all qualified candidates regardless of economic status but allow them to fully fund the needs of all accepted students.[29]

For instance, atMacalester College,Mount Holyoke CollegeandSmith College, at least 95% of students are admitted without their financial aid need being a factor (i.e., need-blind), but a slim percentage (1%5%), generally students wait-listed or with borderline qualifications, are reviewed in modest consideration of the colleges projected financial resources. All of these aforementioned colleges grant all admitted students full financial aid packages meeting 100% need.[30]AtWesleyan University, attempted shifts to a need-aware admission policy have resulted in protests by the schools student body.[31]

Bates College
Boston University [32]
Bryn Mawr College
Carleton College
Case Western Reserve University
Colby College
Colgate University
Colorado College
Connecticut College [33]
Franklin and Marshall College
Haverford College [34]
Kenyon College
Lafayette College [35]
Lehigh University(need-aware for waitlisted applicants)[36][37]
Macalester College
Mount Holyoke College
Oberlin College
Occidental College
Pitzer College
Reed College
Scripps College
Skidmore College [38]
Smith College
Thomas Aquinas College
Trinity College
Tufts University [39]
Union College
Washington University in St. Louis
Wesleyan University

U.S. institutions that are need-blind for U.S. applicants and do not meet full demonstrated need[edit]

Some schools have a need-blind admissions policy, but do not guarantee to meet the full demonstrated financial need of the students they admit. The following schools fall under this category: