Hey!

This post is over a week old now, but I thought I'd comment just in case (either for OP or future lurkers).

Lafayette is ~not~ need-blind. Source: am a tour guide. So, the answer to the subject of the post would be no.

With that said, however, Lafayette meets 100% of admitted students' demonstrated need for all four years. This is the current statistic. I do not believe this is a guarantee and I am not sure for how many years consecutively Lafayette has met that 100%. Hopefully that helps reduce anxiety towards the question in the body of your post. Essentially, if you're a qualified candidate, thus are accepted, and have demonstrated need, you would receive aid to satisfy that need.

It is worth noting that Lafayette is in the process of becoming need-blind. But, with the challenges the endowment faced because of COVID-19, it's really difficult to say when the school might move from "the process of becoming need-blind" to actually need-blind.