1. What is the Net Price Calculator?

The Net Price Calculator helps estimate how much you might pay for your education at Boston University after considering financial aid.

2. How does the calculator work?

The calculator considers factors like your family’s income, size, and savings to give you an estimate of the financial aid you might receive.

3. Can I use the Net Price Calculator for other universities?

No, this calculator is specifically for Boston University. Other universities may have their own calculators.

4. Is this estimate accurate?

The estimate is based on the data you enter, but for an official financial aid offer, you must apply to Boston University.

5. Will the result include all costs?

The result shows an estimate of tuition and fees, but other costs like books and personal expenses may not be included.

6. How often should I update my income details?

You should update your details whenever there is a significant change in your financial situation.

7. Do I need to provide tax returns?

No, the calculator uses estimated data, but Boston University will require official documents when you apply for financial aid.

8. What is financial aid?

Financial aid includes scholarships, grants, and loans that can help reduce the cost of attending Boston University.

9. Can international students use the calculator?

The calculator is designed for U.S. residents, but international students may use it to estimate the cost of tuition.

10. Where can I get more help with the calculator?

If you have questions, you can reach out to the Boston University financial aid office for assistance.