Elizabethtown College

Elizabethtown, United States of America

Elizabethtown College is a private, liberal arts institution founded by members of the Church of the Brethren. It is known for its strong emphasis on “Educate for Service,” a philosophy that promotes using education to serve communities and society at large.

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Elizabethtown, United States of America

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What types of scholarships does Elizabethtown offer?

A range of merit-based scholarships are available, including the Excelsior Scholarship ($21,500/year), Presidential Scholarship ($21,000/year), Founders Scholarship ($18,500/year), and Dean’s Scholarships.

What proportion of students receive financial aid, and what aid levels are typical?

Nearly 99% of students receive financial support. On average, students with financial need receive around $30,216/year, covering about 86% of expressed need. Net price after aid averages around $26,723/year.

Are there institutionally managed one-time or sports-linked scholarships?

Yes—$7,500 one-time scholarships are awarded three times annually, aligned with sports seasons as additional funding opportunities.