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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some high stats kids end up at lower ranked schools because they need merit aid. They don't qualify as truly needy but parents can't pay full freight. [/quote] Or parents can pay full freight but don't see the ROI on $400k for an undergrad degree/aren't sucked in by the "name brand"/bragging rights. Our super high stats kid got in everywhere, including T15. Currently attends #182 ranked school -- on a full ride. It was a choice between $400k for undergrad (full freight) or $0. Easy choice. College fund will pay for T10 law school. Zero debt, and kid will still have money in the bank to start life after law school. [/quote] You are betting on future success in law school admissions which is fine. Your kid will get a solid education at their current school. For others the $100k per year is easily financed via cash flow and the cost is negligible. It isn’t surprising that they would make a different choice. Both are fine given circumstance.[/quote] I love how this parent just assumes their kid will get into a T10 law school. Most of my classmates at a T10 law school were from top undergrad programs. Yes, you can certainly get to one from a lower ranked school, but the odds are not in your favor. [/quote] +1[/quote]
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