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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Financial Aid Close How Aid WorksHow Aid Works Affordability Cost of Attendance Expected Family Contribution Types of Aid Graduate Students Cost Calculators Financial Aid Dictionary Apply or Renew AidApply or Renew Aid First-Time Applicants Current Students Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Med Student Graduate Students Application Deadlines Payment &＃038; FinancingPayment &＃038; Financing Standard Billing Installment Payment Plan Partners in Education with Parents (PEP) Financial Planning Comparison Worksheet Financial WellnessFinancial Wellness iGrad Common Questions Financial Aid Portal Cost Calculators Form Library Contact Us Search Menu Search for: Search Close Search Expected Family Contribution Calculating your financial assistance Your expected family contribution is subtracted from the university&＃8217;s cost of attendance to determine your financial need. Your expected family contribution (EFC) is the amount your family will be expected to contribute toward your college costs at WashU. Calculated based on WashU’s institutional methodology, using data from the CSS Profile It is a specific dollar amount Applicable for one academic year We don’t consider home equity when determining financial aid—one of the few universities in the country with this policy We&＃8217;ll provide a financial assistance offer that ensures cost doesn&＃8217;t stand in the way of making a WashU education a reality. This offer includes different types of assistance. Parent ContributionFactors that determine parent contribution at WashU include both income, assets, number of family members, and number of siblings in college. Student ContributionWe expect most students to contribute to their college costs from their savings and summer earnings. In general, 20 percent of student assets are expected as their contribution each year. We&＃8217;re here to help If you have questions about any part of the financial assistance process, we&＃8217;re here to provide you with personal support. (888) 547-6670 [email protected] How Aid Works Affordability Cost of Attendance Expected Family Contribution Types of Aid Grants Scholarships Loans Federal Work-Study Program Cost Calculators MSC 1041-105-05 One Brookings Drive St. Louis, MO 63130-4899 Physical Address: Room 020 Sumers Welcome Center 314-935-5900 | 888-547-6670 [email protected] Facebook YouTube Instagram Snapchat TikTok Resources Financial Aid Portal Form Library MyinTuition Cost Estimator Net Price Calculator Undergraduate Admissions Report Website Issue Common Questions Financial Aid Dictionary Contacts Policies & Procedures Consumer Information FAFSA CODE: 002520 ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis