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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Am I missing something?  Most of the decent schools promise that they meet full demonstrated need and most only require no, or only a small student loan,  in that need calculation package.  For example:

Amherst: meets full need, no loans
BC: meets full need, no loans
BU: meets full need, max $5,500 loan
Emory: meets full need, no loan
Georgetown: meets full need, no max on loans
George Washington: does not meet full need
Johns Hopkins: meets full need, no loan
Northeastern: meets full need, max $5k loan
Northwestern: meets full need, no loan
Richmond: meets full need, max $6000 loan
Tufts: meets full need, max $2,000 loan
Villanova: does not meet full need
Wake Forest: meets full need, max $20,500 loan
Williams College: meets full need, no loans[/quote]

This is usually for lower income.  Those making $200-800k+ who didn't save are going to struggle.[/quote]

Nah, we won’t struggle, we’ll accelerate the trend toward state and merit-granting schools. The rich families can keep the rich-kid schools afloat on their own, just like they do for rich-kid K-12 schools. [/quote]

You make between 200k-800k and don’t consider yourself rich? [/quote]

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