STANFORD UNIVERSITY
<p class="default"><strong>723-2300</strong></p>
<p>09:38 AM, July 16, 2007
Stanford: campus 8,180 acres = 33 km2 = 13 square miles = 2 miles by 6 miles. = 3300 hectares.</p>
<p>Lane Library 723-6831</p>
<p>Want to PARK on campus ... first call Stanford U Parking and Transportation...
<strong>723-9362</strong> ... Yes... they are good.
Stickered areas are <strong>ONLY enforced until 4PM on Mon thru Fri only</strong>. (verified Nov 2011!!!)
and same with meters (only til 4 PM unless otherwise marked.
The OVAL has metered parking as does Memorial Way which is right behind the B school and Mem Aud.</p>
<p>See the Green and White P's on the map... that is VISITOR PARKING...
that costs 1.50 per hour (use either quarters or credit card to buy a sticker and then
put it on your dash) or can buy an all day ticket.</p>
<p>OR Park at Oak Creek and walk or somewhere on Welch Road (blood bank, eg)</p>
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<p>11:10 PM, February 23, 2006</p>
<p>Aug 19 new undergrads arrive; convocation
Aug 25; 1st day of qtr; instruction begins</p>
<p>Freshman class has 1600 students;
All undergrad financial aid is based on need!</p>
<p>2005-2206</p>
<p>Tuition 31,200
room and board 9,932
books supplies 1260
personal 1875</p>
<p>TOTAL 44,667.</p>
<p>Meeting the cost of a Stanford undergraduate education is a significant investment. We are committed to working with you and your family in partnership to provide a comprehensive financial aid program that makes it possible for all admitted students to attend Stanford.</p>
<p>Our admission program is need-blind. For all but some <u>international applicants </u> , financial status will not affect the admission decision. Our financial aid program is need-based. The Financial Aid Office awards all aid on the basis of demonstrated financial need. Fundamental to our commitment to a need-blind/need-based financial aid program is the expectation that you and your parents together will assume the initial, primary responsibility for meeting the cost of your education.</p>
<p>To meet your educational expenses we expect you to seek financial resources from state, federal and private sources, use student loans, and contribute from your earnings during summers, holidays, and/or part-time employment during the academic year.</p>
<p>We use a standard calculation based on the Institutional Methodology of the College Scholarship Service to calculate an expected contribution from your parents. If we determine that you cannot meet the standard educational budget from personal, family or outside resources, we will award or recommend financial aid resources to help you meet that budget. For more detailed information, refer to the <u>2005-2006 Financial Aid Handbook for Undergraduates <http://www.stanford.edu/dept/finaid/pdf/06FAOhdbook.pdf></u> .</p>
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