Financial Aid Profiler

Am I eligible for financial aid?

We provide more than $29 million in assistance annually in the form of outright grants. No loans, nothing to pay back. And we assist with supplemental costs like books, laptops and travel.

Under a new initiative starting in the 2025-26 school year, Exeter is free for families with annual incomes of less than $125,000. We pick up the cost of tuition, books and academic supplies, and we provide a stipend toward the purchase of a computer. We’re committed to making Exeter affordable for families from a wide range of socioeconomic backgrounds.

We meet 100 percent of our admitted students’ demonstrated financial need.

Average Annual Grants

$57,832

Boarding students

$40,711

Day students

This data is based on grants offered to boarding students in the 2024-25 academic year. Find out if you might be eligible for aid:

Gross Income

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Families whose gross household income is $125,000 or less attend Exeter for free. Families with significant assets relative to their income may not be eligible for full financial aid as part of this initiative.
Families whose gross household income is $125,000 or less attend Exeter for free. Families with significant assets relative to their income may not be eligible for full financial aid as part of this initiative.
Families whose gross household income is $125,000 or less attend Exeter for free. Families with significant assets relative to their income may not be eligible for full financial aid as part of this initiative.
Families whose gross household income is $125,000 or less attend Exeter for free. Families with significant assets relative to their income may not be eligible for full financial aid as part of this initiative.
Families whose gross household income is $125,000 or less attend Exeter for free. Families with significant assets relative to their income may not be eligible for full financial aid as part of this initiative.
We currently have 2 families with this profile who are receiving between $50,100 – $62,500 in financial aid. The average is $56,300. Beginning in 2025, families whose gross household income is $125,000 or less attend Exeter for free. Families with significant assets relative to their income may not be eligible for full financial aid as part of this initiative.
We currently have 12 families with this profile who are receiving between $34,400 – $67,315 in financial aid. The average is $63,268. Beginning in 2025, families whose gross household income is $125,000 or less attend Exeter for free. Families with significant assets relative to their income may not be eligible for full financial aid as part of this initiative.
We currently have 13 families with this profile who are receiving between $53,400 – $67,315 in financial aid. The average is $65,905. Beginning in 2025, families whose gross household income is $125,000 or less attend Exeter for free. Families with significant assets relative to their income may not be eligible for full financial aid as part of this initiative.
We currently have 2 families with this profile who are receiving between $50,400 – $52,300 in financial aid. The average is $51,350. Beginning in 2025, families whose gross household income is $125,000 or less attend Exeter for free. Families with significant assets relative to their income may not be eligible for full financial aid as part of this initiative.
We have no families with this profile receiving financial aid. Beginning in 2025, families whose gross household income is $125,000 or less attend Exeter for free. Families with significant assets relative to their income may not be eligible for full financial aid as part of this initiative.
We currently have 2 families with this profile who are receiving between $63,400 – $63,600 in financial aid. The average is $63,500. Beginning in 2025, families whose gross household income is $125,000 or less attend Exeter for free. Families with significant assets relative to their income may not be eligible for full financial aid as part of this initiative.
We currently have 9 families with this profile who are receiving between $55,300 – $67,315 in financial aid. The average is $62,524. Beginning in 2025, families whose gross household income is $125,000 or less attend Exeter for free. Families with significant assets relative to their income may not be eligible for full financial aid as part of this initiative.
We currently have 12 families with this profile who are receiving between $48,200 – $67,315 in financial aid. The average is $63,409. Beginning in 2025, families whose gross household income is $125,000 or less attend Exeter for free. Families with significant assets relative to their income may not be eligible for full financial aid as part of this initiative.
We currently have 6 families with this profile who are receiving between $66,100 – $67,315 in financial aid. The average is $66,927. Beginning in 2025, families whose gross household income is $125,000 or less attend Exeter for free. Families with significant assets relative to their income may not be eligible for full financial aid as part of this initiative.
We currently have 1 family with this profile who are receiving $67,315 in financial aid. Beginning in 2025, families whose gross household income is $125,000 or less attend Exeter for free. Families with significant assets relative to their income may not be eligible for full financial aid as part of this initiative.
We currently have 1 family with this profile receiving $66,100 in financial aid.
We currently have 6 families with this profile who are receiving between $46,000 – $67,315 in financial aid. The average is $58,219.
We currently have 9 families with this profile who are receiving between $53,600 – $67,315 in financial aid. The average is $61,316.
We currently have 7 families with this profile who are receiving between $25,400 -$ 67,315 in financial aid. The average is $57,406.
We have no families with this profile receiving financial aid.
We currently have 2 families with this profile who are receiving between $45,900 – $53,600 in financial aid. The average is $49,750.
We currently have 7 families with this profile who are receiving between $17,300 – $66,300 in financial aid. The average is $53,286.
We currently have 15 families with this profile who are receiving between $17,700 – $67,315 in financial aid. The average is $56,434.
We currently have 6 families with this profile who are receiving between $47,400 – $67,315 in financial aid. The average is $60,191.
We currently have 2 families with this profile who are receiving between $61,600 – $67,315 in financial aid. The average is $64,458.
We currently have 1 family with this profile receiving $44,200 in financial aid.
We currently have 7 families with this profile who are receiving between $25,000 – $57,500 in financial aid. The average is $46,214.
We currently have 10 families with this profile who are receiving between $37,300 – $67,315 in financial aid. The average is $52,152.
We currently have 1 family with this profile receiving $53,600 in financial aid.
We currently have 2 families with this profile who are receiving between $65,200 – $67,315 in financial aid. The average is $66,258.
We currently have 3 families with this profile who are receiving between $56,300 – $58,900 in financial aid. The average is $57,933.
We currently have 5 families with this profile who are receiving between $16,400 – $61,500 in financial aid. The average is $39,580.
We currently have 13 families with this profile who are receiving between $13,800 – $63,700 in financial aid. The average is $53,885.
We currently have 17 families with this profile who are receiving between $30,700 – $67,315 in financial aid. The average is $55,119.
We currently have 5 families with this profile who are receiving between $60,000 -$ 65,400 in financial aid. The average is $63,000.
We currently have 1 family with this profile receiving $39,400 in financial aid.
We currently have 4 families with this profile who are receiving between $28,100 – $54,600 in financial aid. The average is $42,450.
We currently have 17 families with this profile who are receiving between $13,400 – $54,400 in financial aid. The average is $38,471.
We currently have 3 families with this profile who are receiving between $30,500 – $63,400 in financial aid. The average is $51,367.
We currently have 4 families with this profile who are receiving between $26,100 – $66,300 in financial aid. The average is $50,700.
We currently have 1 family with this profile receiving $20,800 in financial aid.
We currently have 9 families with this profile who are receiving between $4,000 – $59,400 in financial aid. The average is $33,122.
We currently have 29 families with this profile who are receiving between $2,000 – $58,400 in financial aid. The average is $37,310.
We currently have 15 families with this profile who are receiving between $12,000 – $56,100 in financial aid. The average is $41,340.
We currently have 6 families with this profile who are receiving between $16,800 – $50,400 in financial aid. The average is $38,267.

Note: The average family contribution noted above is not a promise of aid. To discuss your specific situation, please the contact financial aid office at 603-777-3341 or by emailing financialaid@exeter.edu.

Should I apply for aid?

Our answer is simple: If you feel that you’ll need assistance to attend Exeter, we encourage you to apply.

We know that some families hesitate to apply for various reasons, including the paperwork involved in the process, or fear that a child’s hopes will be raised but no aid offered. We encourage you to apply, and we’re here to support you throughout the process. Learn how to apply for financial aid.

Families who anticipate needing financial aid at any time during their child’s years at Exeter should request aid when they apply. Financial aid may not be available in subsequent years unless there’s been a significant change in a family’s financial circumstances.