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Scholarship Yield Rate
65.0 %
Scholarship Yield Rate vs Scholarship Offers Made
Formule
Understanding Scholarship Yield
Scholarship yield measures how many scholarship recipients actually enroll. It helps institutions budget financial aid and plan enrollment.
Formula
Yield Rate = Accepted Offers / Offers Made x 100
Net Cost = Total Cost of Attendance - Scholarship Amount
Coverage = Scholarship / Cost of Attendance x 100
Higher scholarship amounts generally produce higher yield rates, but there are diminishing returns beyond a certain threshold.
Exemple Résolu
200 scholarship offers made, 130 accept and enroll. COA is $45,000, average scholarship $12,000.
- 01Yield rate: 130 / 200 x 100 = 65.0%
- 02Net cost: $45,000 - $12,000 = $33,000
- 03Coverage: $12,000 / $45,000 x 100 = 26.7%
- 04Total budget: 130 x $12,000 = $1,560,000
Questions Fréquentes
What is a good scholarship yield rate?
For competitive scholarships, 50-70% is typical. Very generous offers may yield 80%+.
How do schools decide scholarship amounts?
Schools use merit-based formulas (GPA, test scores), need-based analysis (FAFSA), and strategic enrollment goals.
Can I negotiate a scholarship offer?
Yes. Politely presenting competing offers or demonstrating additional qualifications can sometimes increase awards.