Gwynedd Mercy University

Financial aid - to students - gwynedd provides access to higher education for a diverse group of students, including those with high financial need. In fiscal 2023-2024, 100% of full-time traditional degree-seeking undergraduate students received some form of financial aid and 100% of first-time, full-time students received some form of financial aid in fiscal 2023-24.gwynedd mercy university is committed to producing graduates who make the world a better place. To provide students access to a great education at an affordable cost, gwynedd mercy university offers several scholarships and grants. Known as "gift assistance," these scholarships and grants do not need to be repaid, and generally are renewable for an additional three years for first-year undergraduate students and two years for transfer undergraduate students. Undergraduate tuition is set for the academic year based on academic programs. Students also are charged a comprehensive fee, which contributes toward the costs of providing computer/technology access, activities, use of facilities, and other resources and services generally available to all students. Graduate and accelerated program tuition is billed per credit hour and the administrative costs of a student's education are covered through program fees. Full-time traditional undergraduate students receive award letters detailing any aid for which they are eligible. Our aid packages account for tuition, fees, room, board, books, supplies, transportation, and miscellaneous expenses. A typical aid package includes grants or scholarships, a low-interest student loan, and campus employment (up to 15 hours per week). Undergraduates will likely receive the same amount all four years as long as they submit the fafsa annually, continue to meet all conditions of the award, and their need remains essentially unchanged.

Housing and meal services for students - gwynedd provides living arrangements that support and enhance educational and social experiences to help develop important life skills. Gwynedd has three residence halls; one is dedicated to first-year students and two accommodate transfer students and sophomores through seniors. Room types range from single and double occupancy to living suites. Housing assignments are made based on a variety of factors including class year, gender, lifestyle preferences, roommate requests, space availability and housing deposit date.gwynedd offers flexibility to students through its dining options. All residents are required to choose one of three meal plans: 15 or 10 meals a week or a 100 meal block plan. Commuter meal plan options were also added in fiscal 2019 to better accommodate the needs of our commuter students. Those options include 15 and 10 meal block plans.