Net Price Calculator

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Student information

Contact Information
Student Profile
Academic Details
Student Residency
Student Dependency

Family information

Parent Marital Status
Household Information
Parent Financial Information
Student Financial Information

Contact Information

First Name (Optional)

Last Name (Optional)

Email Address

Mobile Phone Number

Mailing Address

Country

Street

City

Region

Postal Code

What is your preferred housing option for the first year of enrollment?

Have you completed any college courses after high school graduation?

No

Yes

What year will you graduate from high school?

Will you graduate from a Protestant or Catholic high school?

Yes

No

What quarter do you intend to enroll?

What is your primary academic interest/intended area of study?

Are you a member of Phi Theta Kappa?

Yes

No

What is your cumulative unweighted GPA on a 4.0 scale?

How many credits will you transfer to SPU?

Have you completed (or will complete) a Direct Transfer Degree from a Washington, Oregon, or California community college?

Yes

No

For which of the following test(s) have you received scores?

SAT Evidence-based Reading and Writing

SAT Math

SAT Combined

ACT Composite

What is your state of residency?

Are you eligible for the Washington State College Bound Scholarship?

Yes

No

Are you a US citizen?

Yes

No

Are you a Permanent Resident?

Yes

No

Based on your citizenship status, we are unable to estimate your student aid. Please contact Student Financial Services for information regarding student aid.

What is your date of birth?

Age

Are you the primary source of financial support (more than 50%) for any children?

Yes

No

Please select all that apply.

I am active duty in the US Armed Forces.

I am a member of the National Guard or Reserves.

I am a veteran.

None applicable.

When you were age 13 or older, were you in foster care, a dependent/ward of the court, or were both of your parents deceased?

Yes

No

Have you already completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the FAFSA4caster and received your Estimated Family Contribution (EFC)?

Yes

No

What is your Estimated Family Contribution (EFC)?

Are your parents married to each other?

Select no if the parents are divorced, separated, widowed or were never married.

Yes

No

Are your biological or adoptive parents unmarried and living together?

Yes

No

What is your custodial parent's marital status as of today?

The custodial parent is the defined as the parent with whom the student lived most during the previous 12 months.

What is the state of residency for your parent(s)?

How many people live in your parent(s)' household?

Select "10" if your parent(s)' household has more than 10.

How many people live in your household?

Select "10" if your household has more than 10.

How many people in your parent(s)' household are planning to attend college at least half-time while you are in college (including the student)?

How many people in your household are planning to attend college at least half-time while you are in college (including the student)?

Use the most recent tax year information available to answer the following financial questions for the custodial parent. This information will help us determine your eligibility for need-based financial aid.

How much did your parent earn from work?

How much did Parent 1 earn from work?

How much did Parent 2 earn from work?

Parent(s)' Earnings

This is the amount the parent earned in wages, salaries and allocated tips, plus any business or farm income.

Use estimates if this information is not available.

Did your parent(s) or anyone in the parent(s)' household receive any of the federal benefits programs listed below?

Yes

No

Free or Reduced-Price Lunches
WIC
SNAP (Food Stamps)
TANF
Supplemental Security Income

Did your parent(s) receive any additional income that was taxed?
Answer "no" if the parent(s)' only source of income is work earnings.

Yes

No

What is the amount of other taxable income amount?

How much combined did your parent(s) receive in untaxed income?

Sources of untaxed income include:

Child support received
Payments to tax-deferred pension and savings plans (401(k), 403(b), etc.)
IRA deductions and payments to self-employed SEP, SIMPLE, Keogh and other qualified plans
Tax exempt interest income
Untaxed portions of IRA distributions (exclude rollovers)
Untaxed portions of pensions (exclude rollovers)
Housing, food, and other living allowances paid to members of the clergy
Other untaxed income such as workers' compensation, untaxed unemployment compensation, homebuyer tax credits, etc.

What is the total value of your parent(s)' combined assets?
Assets include personal checking, savings, cash on hand, and investments. It does not include your parent(s)' primary home.

Use the most recent tax year information available to answer the following financial questions about the student. This information will help us determine your eligibility for need-based financial aid.

How much did you earn from work?

Student Earnings

This is the amount you earned in wages, salaries and allocated tips, plus any business or farm income.

Use estimates if this information is not available.

Did you or anyone in your household receive any of the federal benefits programs listed below?

Yes

No

Free or Reduced-Price Lunches
WIC
SNAP (Food Stamps)
TANF
Supplemental Security Income

How much did your spouse earn from work?

Did you receive any additional income that was taxed?
Answer "no" if your only source of income is work earnings.

Yes

No

What is the amount of other taxable income amount?

How much did you receive in untaxed income?

Sources of untaxed income include:

Child support received
Payments to tax-deferred pension and savings plans (401(k), 403(b), etc.)
IRA deductions and payments to self-employed SEP, SIMPLE, Keogh and other qualified plans
Tax exempt interest income
Untaxed portions of IRA distributions (exclude rollovers)
Untaxed portions of pensions (exclude rollovers)
Housing, food, and other living allowances paid to members of the clergy
Other untaxed income such as workers' compensation, untaxed unemployment compensation, homebuyer tax credits, etc.

What is the total value of your assets?
Assets include personal checking, savings, cash on hand, and investments. It does not include your primary home.

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95%

of undergrad students receive financial aid

81%

of students complete internships or other field experiences.

13:1

student to faculty ratio

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