What is the income cut-off for financial aid?
There is no minimum income level for financial aid. The amount of financial aid you will receive is determined by your family’s financial need as calculated by your annual filing of the FAFSA. The FAFSA calculation considers parents’ and student’s income and assets, as well as, the size of the family, the number of family members in college, and the age of the oldest parent.
There is no income cut-off for financial aid. The amount of financial aid you will receive is determined by your family’s financial need as calculated by your filing of the CSS Financial Aid PROFILE form and FAFSA. These applications do look at the parents’ and student’s income and assets, however, they also look at the size of the family, the number of family members in college, and the age of the oldest parent. Muhlenberg College also takes into account the size of your unreimbursed medical expenses, expenses for private secondary school education, and home equity.
