<p>Below are the national universities which are committed to meeting 100% of financial need for attending students who qualify. I have also included average size of these awards and the degree to which financial aid is awarded on these campuses.</p>
<p>% of Need Met, Avg Size of Financial Aid Package, % of undergrads on FA, National University</p>
<p>In the West:
100% , $ 34,600 , 43% , Stanford
100% , $ 32,720 , 40% , USC
100% , $ 29,533 , 53% , Caltech</p>
<p>In the Midwest:
100% , $ 32,239 , 44% , U Chicago
100% , $ 30,285 , 47% , Notre Dame
100% , $ 28,725 , 42% , Wash U
100% , $ 27,936 , 42% , Northwestern</p>
<p>In the South/Southwest:
100% , $ 36,257 , 41% , Vanderbilt
100% , $ 31,014 , 39% , Duke
100% , $ 29,143 , 38% , Emory
100% , $ 23,529 , 34% , Rice
100% , $ 17,492 , 27% , U VIRGINIA (public)
100% , $ 11,796 , 33% , U NORTH CAROLINA (public)</p>
<p>In the Northeast/East:
100% , $ 35,831 , 52% , Harvard
100% , $ 34,744 , 43% , Yale
100% , $ 34,195 , 41% , Cornell
100% , $ 33,289 , 52% , Dartmouth
100% , $ 33,064 , 47% , Columbia
100% , $ 32,866 , 63% , MIT
100% , $ 32,160 , 53% , Princeton
100% , $ 31,820 , 42% , U Penn
100% , $ 30,588 , 43% , Brown
100% , $ 29,600 , 40% , Georgetown
100% , $ 27,828 , 38% , Tufts
100% , $ 27,395 , 41% , Boston Coll</p>