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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Looking for recommendation for a relative of mine who is a senior this year. His mom is disabled (had a stroke), dad is divorced and not paying child support. So, FAFSA will just be mom's income which is social security disability (so almost nothing). He lives in New England, currently full-ride to small private high school. Will graduate with a high GPA, class president, multi-sport athlete, and just a great kid. He got a 1390 on SAT but wants to retake it and likely will get a little higher. He wants to study engineering or astrophysics, and will need a school that gives excellent aid, ideally meeting full need covering housing and some expenses like books or travel. He's aiming really high like MIT and UChicago, but I think those are reaches. I would love to suggest some schools that provide really good financial aid and that he's likely to get into. What suggestions do you all have? This is a really great family and I would love to point them in some good directions.[/quote] https://cssprofile.collegeboard.org/media/pdf/css-profile-waiver-request-non-custodial-parent.pdf[/quote]
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