Financial Aid at Kalamazoo College

Financial aid can help fill the gap between the cost of a college education and what you are expected to pay. In a typical year, about 85% of Kalamazoo College students receive some type of financial assistance. Financial aid usually comes in a package that combines some or all of the following sources: Grants and Scholarships--forms of gift assistance offered by Kalamazoo College, the federal and state governments, and private organizations. They do not require repayment. Educational Loans--available to students and parents from various government and private agencies. They must be repaid at the end of a designated period of time. Student Employment--a way you can help pay for your education. If you qualify for the Federal Work-Study Program, you may work from five to ten hours a week on campus during the academic year. Payment Plans--available to help you and your family manage college costs. If financial need exists beyond your family resources, we will use federal, state, and College funds to offer a financial aid package of grants, work-study, and loans. To be considered for the maximum amount of available funds, you must have submitted all of the following by February 15: a complete Application for Admission the Kalamazoo College Supplement or the CSS PROFILE Form the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Applicants who file after February 15 will be considered for financial aid; funds, however, may be limited. admission@kzoo.edu Back To Application Menu