Applying for Need-Based Financial Aid
Applying for need-based financial aid at Harvey Mudd is an annual process. To apply for need based financial aid, students must submit the required applications and supporting materials by the posted deadlines to receive full consideration for federal, state and institutional grant and loan aid.
Students who are interested in receiving low interest federal loans and/or state and federal grants are required to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Students who want to be considered for Harvey Mudd College need-based institutional aid must also complete the CSS Profile available from the College Board.
Students receiving only merit scholarships are not required to apply for financial aid each year. Assuming all requirements for maintaining the scholarship(s) are met, these scholarships will automatically be renewed by the Office of Financial Aid.
New Students
Instructions and deadlines for domestic students are based on when you plan to apply for admission:
Instructions and deadlines for international students are based on when you plan to apply for admission:
Continuing Students
Current students must renew their financial aid annually each spring. Instructions and deadlines are provided for returning domestic and international students.
Afford Resources
- Net Price Calculator
- HMC Applicant Hub – For Applicants and Admitted Students
- Financial Aid @ HMC Portal – For Current Students
- Admission and Financial Aid Announcements
- Applying for Financial Aid
- Downloadable Forms
- Outside and Private Awards
- Submit Requested Document(s) Online
Personal Information in Emails
Protect your personal information and do not send personal identifiable information (PII) like social security numbers, date of birth, etc. when communicating by email. Protect your data by using our secure document upload service or submitting documents electronically through the College Board’s IDOC service.
Consumer Information
HMC provides information about the institution’s policies, procedures, operations, costs, and more in and effort to ensure fairness and transparency. Consumer Information is published by our Institutional Research Office.