Net Price Calculator

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Welcome to the Ouachita Baptist University Net Price Calculator!

The Net Price Calculator is a great tool to help students and families with early financial planning for college. The calculator is designed to aid first-time, full-time residential students in their planning.

Using estimates of your family income and student academic information, spend just a few minutes today to receive a preliminary, non-binding estimate of your potential Ouachita costs and awards. The calculator will include federal, state and institutional financial aid for which you may qualify.

The calculator is intended for use by U.S. citizens or permanent residents seeking to enroll at least half-time for an undergraduate degree. International students should contact the Grant Center for International Education (link) for more information. This calculator does not apply to graduate students.

The final determination for the award package will be made by the Ouachita Baptist University Student Financial Services office. Contact your Admissions Counselor for more information.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Student First Name

Student Last Name

Email Address

Parent Email Address

DEPENDENCY STATUS

Is the student a US Citizen*

Is the student a Permanent Resident?*

Based on your citizenship status, we are unable to estimate your student aid. Please contact Grant Center for International Education at international@obu.edu for information regarding student aid.

Student's Age*

State of Legal Residency*

Does the student have children or dependents (other than a spouse) who will receive more than 50% of the student's financial support?*

STUDENT TYPE

When would you most likely enroll at Ouachita Baptist University?*

What is the student's primary academic interest/intended area of study?*

Where do you plan to live while you are in College?*

HOUSEHOLD INFORMATION

How many people live in your household?*

How many people in your household are planning to attend college at least half-time while you are in college (including yourself)?*

What is your annual household income after taxes?*

MERIT

Cumulative GPA*

Round your GPA to 2 decimal places (Example: 3.456 would be 3.47)

Which test has the student taken?*

ACT Composite Score / Superscore

SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing

SAT Math

SAT Total

Athletics Scholarship

Example: 10000 (do not include $ or , or .)

Music Scholarship

Example: 10000 (do not include $ or , or .)