How Southern Illinois University-Carbondale's Financial Aid Changes

All Undergraduate Students Financial Aid Over Time

The following table and chart show the trends of financial aid for all undergraduate students at Southern Illinois University-Carbondale since 2013.

For that period, the average number of students who received grants aid/scholarships is 8,451, which is 78.78 % of all undergraduate students. 5,997 students which is 54.56% of undergraduate students received federal student loans and the average loan amount is $7,167.

Year	Grant or Scholarship^*		Pell Grants		Federal Student Loans
Year	Number Received (percent^**)	Average Amount	Number Received (percent^**)	Average Amount	Number Received (percent^**)	Average Amount
2013-14	9,571 (72%)	$9,306	5,762 (43%)	$4,451	8,106 (61%)	$7,559
2014-15	10,295 (76%)	$9,941	5,765 (43%)	$4,498	8,071 (60%)	$7,762
2015-16	10,123 (78%)	$9,791	5,484 (42%)	$4,544	7,702 (59%)	$7,345
2016-17	9,499 (78%)	$10,081	4,796 (39%)	$4,481	6,923 (57%)	$7,158
2017-18	8,432 (77%)	$10,742	4,277 (39%)	$4,726	6,137 (56%)	$7,193
2018-19	7,337 (77%)	$10,921	3,564 (37%)	$4,685	5,031 (53%)	$7,056
2019-20	6,565 (78%)	$11,779	3,053 (36%)	$4,958	4,292 (51%)	$6,962
2020-21	6,729 (81%)	$11,899	2,867 (35%)	$4,856	3,876 (47%)	$6,789
2021-22	7,512 (92%)	$10,767	2,931 (36%)	$4,943	3,834 (47%)	$6,679
Average	8,451 (78.78%)	$10,581	4,278 (38.89%)	$4,682	5,997 (54.56%)	$7,167

Freshmen (First-time, Full-time Undergraduate) Financial Aid Over Time

Overview

For the last 10 years, on average, 1,518 (89.56 % of students) received grants or scholarships and its average amount is $11,375. It can cover 85.89% of tuition & fees ($13,244) based on out-of-state rate.

In addition, 1,124 (63.89 % of students) students get helped from the students loans (average amount : $7,055).

Year	Grants or Scholarships^*		Student Loans
Year	Number Received (percent^**)	Average Amount	Number Received (percent^**)	Average Amount
2013-14	2,197 (87%)	$9,426	1,772 (70%)	$7,364
2014-15	2,390 (87%)	$10,172	1,937 (70%)	$7,285
2015-16	1,941 (87%)	$9,774	1,580 (71%)	$7,131
2016-17	1,434 (86%)	$10,924	1,130 (68%)	$6,804
2017-18	1,201 (88%)	$11,738	905 (66%)	$7,166
2018-19	1,004 (90%)	$12,481	648 (58%)	$6,822
2019-20	938 (92%)	$13,293	557 (55%)	$6,770
2020-21	1,204 (91%)	$13,301	765 (58%)	$6,969
2021-22	1,354 (98%)	$11,269	823 (59%)	$7,186
Average	1,518 (89.56%)	$11,375	1,124 (63.89%)	$7,055

^*Grant or scholarship aid includes aid received, from the federal government, state or local government, the institution, and other sources known by the institution.

^**percentage of number of students receiving aids among all undergraduate students.

Grants/Scholarship

The following table shows the trends of grants or scholarships over time. For the last 10 years, on average, 783 (44.44 % of students) received Pell (federal) grants and its average amount is $4,816.

In addition, 713 students received State/local government grants/scholarships (42.33 % of students).

Year	Federal (Pell) Grants		Other Federal		State/Local government		Institutional
Year	Number Received (percent)	Average Amount	Number Received (percent)	Average Amount	Number Received (percent)	Average Amount	Number Received (percent)	Average Amount
2013-14	1,206 (48%)	$4,685	43 (2%)	$7,844	1,016 (40%)	$4,642	1,992 (79%)	$5,023
2014-15	1,363 (49%)	$4,763	250 (9%)	$1,987	1,093 (40%)	$4,622	2,168 (79%)	$5,660
2015-16	1,126 (51%)	$4,790	289 (13%)	$1,540	906 (41%)	$4,744	1,642 (74%)	$5,381
2016-17	766 (46%)	$4,712	257 (15%)	$1,972	646 (39%)	$4,817	1,239 (74%)	$6,810
2017-18	622 (45%)	$4,886	189 (14%)	$2,647	586 (43%)	$5,085	1,072 (78%)	$7,070
2018-19	452 (41%)	$4,615	87 (8%)	$5,069	435 (39%)	$5,306	929 (83%)	$8,285
2019-20	333 (33%)	$4,934	119 (12%)	$1,896	422 (41%)	$5,157	891 (87%)	$9,455
2020-21	573 (43%)	$4,966	688 (52%)	$1,232	712 (54%)	$5,317	1,021 (77%)	$8,361
2021-22	610 (44%)	$4,994	1,136 (82%)	$1,772	605 (44%)	$6,249	1,105 (80%)	$5,808
Average	783 (44.44%)	$4,816	340 (23.00%)	$2,884	713 (42.33%)	$5,104	1,340 (79.00%)	$6,873

^*Grant or scholarship aid includes aid received, from the federal government, state or local government, the institution, and other sources known by the institution.

^**percentage of number of students receiving aids among all undergraduate students..

Student Loans

The following table describes number of students and average amount of loans by loan type. The following table shows the trends of grants or scholarships over time.

For the last 10 years, on average, 1,124 (63.89 % of students) get any students loan help and its average loan amount is $1,124.

Year	Total		Federal student loans		Other student loans
Year	Number Received (percent)	Average Amount	Number Received (percent)	Average Amount	Number Received (percent)	Average Amount
2013-14	1,772 (70%)	$7,364	1,746 (69%)	$6,534	154 (6%)	$10,652
2014-15	1,937 (70%)	$7,285	1,915 (69%)	$6,506	165 (6%)	$10,020
2015-16	1,580 (71%)	$7,131	1,556 (70%)	$5,965	177 (8%)	$11,220
2016-17	1,130 (68%)	$6,804	1,115 (67%)	$5,633	131 (8%)	$10,741
2017-18	905 (66%)	$7,166	892 (65%)	$5,856	112 (8%)	$11,264
2018-19	648 (58%)	$6,822	633 (57%)	$5,447	84 (8%)	$11,581
2019-20	557 (55%)	$6,770	539 (53%)	$5,226	84 (8%)	$11,361
2020-21	765 (58%)	$6,969	733 (55%)	$5,362	111 (8%)	$12,619
2021-22	823 (59%)	$7,186	805 (58%)	$5,331	108 (8%)	$15,020
Average	1,124 (63.89%)	$7,055	1,104 (62.56%)	$5,762	125 (7.56%)	$11,609

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Scholarships, Grants, and Loan Trends at Southern Illinois University-Carbondale

All Undergraduate Students Financial Aid Over Time

Freshmen (First-time, Full-time Undergraduate) Financial Aid Over Time