Net Price Calculator
Use this tool to get an estimate of what a Muhlenberg College education will cost.
Welcome to Muhlenberg’s Net Price Calculator. We are happy to work with you to estimate your cost to attend Muhlenberg and to make the Muhlenberg experience affordable for you.
The federal net price calculator for 2026-2027 is not yet available. To get an estimate of the merit scholarships and financial aid you may be offered if admitted to Muhlenberg, please complete our Early Scholarship and Aid Review process.
The Net Price Calculator is a requirement of the federal government. Some of the format for reporting the estimated cost to you is also a product of federal regulation. While it can provide a broad estimate of college costs, there are limitations.
At Muhlenberg, we don’t operate on a single financial aid “formula.” We customize every financial aid package. A computerized calculator, which must operate on a set of formulas, cannot possibly capture all of the nuances that drive the ways in which we customize financial aid packages. For example, we offer the opportunity for talent scholarships in the performing and visual arts based on audition or portfolio review. A formula-driven Net Price Calculator can’t capture that possibility.
So remember as you review the information that our Net Price Calculator will provide that this is an estimate — a broad estimate based on our most recent year’s financial aid policies and our most recent year’s experience in financial aid packaging.
If you have questions, contact our Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid at 484-664-3175 or netpricecalculator@muhlenberg.edu.
Access Our Net Price Calculator
This tool will allow you to estimate how much it will cost to attend Muhlenberg College.
Want a More Accurate Estimate?
Our unique Early Scholarship and Aid Review process allows students to get a full estimate of the scholarships and aid they might qualify for before they apply. This process is especially useful for students considering applying Early Decision, though it is open to all applicants.
The Early Scholarship and Aid Review process requires more information from you — including transcripts, a senior-year class schedule, and, if you’re interested in need-based financial aid, the FAFSA — but it also results in a more accurate estimate.