Tuition and Financial Aid

A college education is an investment in your future.  You commit your time, potential, and resources on the belief that the outcome is worth the cost.  That’s why Taylor is committed to being a shareholder with you in this investment.  Knowledgeable faculty, challenging programs, and a caring community are ways we invest in your future.  We are also committed to extending our financial resources to make your Taylor education a reality. 

Financial need is defined as the difference between a family's resources and the total cost of attending college. A family's resources, or Expected Family Contribution (EFC) is determined by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which must be filed each year by March 10. When evaluating a family's resources, there are several factors taken into considertion:

• parental income and assets
• student income and assets
• family size
• number of family members in college

The total cost of attending a college includes tuition, fees, room, board, and allowances for books, supplies, and personal/travel expenses.

Last year our Financial Aid Office administered over 35 million dollars in financial aid (of which over 17 million were Taylor resources).  We hope that the resources available here will help you determine what aid is available and how we can assist you in achieving a college education at Taylor.