State Universities That Offer In-State Tuition for OOS with High Stats
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Anonymous
| Neighbor got a full academic scholarship to West Virginia University, so it was cheaper than University of Maryland. Was a little surprising that such a smart kid went to West Virginia University, but everyone has their reasons and he’s an outdoorsy kid and loves it! |
Anonymous
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20k scholarship for VA residents at UMich (used to be full scholarships but i guess that changed)
https://scholarships.engin.umich.edu/gloria-wille-bell-and-carlos-r-bell-scholarship/ |
Anonymous
| DD got enough merit at UMass to match UMD in state. I am sure it was not a coincidence. |
Anonymous
| New Mexico |
Anonymous
This is not the same.. Very limited in number, very competitive and nowhere near the equivalent of "OOS offering instate tuition for OOS kids". |
Anonymous
| College of Charleston gives out nice merit scholarships to high end Maryland students. |
Anonymous
did he actually get into UMD? WVU is a big party school. |
Anonymous
WVU is beautiful and offers a more traditional college town atmosphere. |
Anonymous
He was accepted into honors program at UMD. He took the full academic ride to WVU. Kid is not a partier and has found his smart non-partying peeps. |
Anonymous
| Good information on this thread! |
Anonymous
| University of Kansas |
Anonymous
| Nebraska, Ok State, Texas Tech |
Anonymous
| Not In State but my DS got huge merit at a SUNY. I heard they are trying to bring in more OOS. |
Anonymous
| +1 for Minnesota. They give good merit to OOS. My son got $15,000 per year this last cycle for CS. He had a 1380 an a 3.7 unweighted with 6 APs, to give you an idea. I imagine higher stats would get more. |
Anonymous
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