Financial Aid

MPH will work its hardest to ensure that accepted students have the financial means to attend. Financial aid is need-based, awarded to those families who cannot afford the entire cost of tuition. Approximately 28% of MPH students receive need-based aid, totaling $750,000 annually.

Requesting Aid

MPH uses the forms and procedures established by the School and Student Service for Financial Aid (SSS) of Princeton, New Jersey. Once a student has been admitted to MPH, the Financial Aid Committee makes its decision after careful review of the Parents' Financial Statement (PFS), current IRS forms, supporting schedules, and other pertinent information. Income, assets, expenses, number of dependents, and other special circumstances are taken into account in this process.

To apply for financial aid, you must complete and mail the PFS to the SSS in Princeton. After processing your financial aid application, the SSS will send Manlius Pebble Hill a report indicating the extent of your need. Because funds are limited, every effort should be made to complete the PFS form immediately upon application to MPH. A photocopy of the PFS and your Federal tax form (1040) should be submitted directly to MPH at the same time.

An application for financial aid is strictly confidential and is kept separate from the admission decision. Financial aid applications may be requested by contacting the Admission Office.