[winflop]

Percent of students receiving some form of financial assistance     85%
Percent of students receiving any form of aid toward cost             67%
Percent of students receiving need-based scholarship from Stanford  47%

http://facts.stanford.edu/academics/undergraduate-facts

I'm not sure how much of these students you include/exclude and which is the right metric, but when you factor that out it still means that a substantial majority of students who need financial assistance are able to avoid having debt on graduation because of scholarships. As an alum I'm pretty damn proud of that.

[winflop]

Percent of students receiving some form of financial assistance     85%
Percent of students receiving any form of aid toward cost             67%
Percent of students receiving need-based scholarship from Stanford  47%

http://facts.stanford.edu/academics/undergraduate-facts

I'm not sure how much of these students you include/exclude and which is the right metric, but when you factor that out it still means that a substantial majority of students who need financial assistance are able to avoid having debt on graduation because of scholarships. As an alum I'm pretty damn proud of that.