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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]Happy to share names of colleges if you provide your kid's stats (approximate) and whether you want a large state school, a LAC, or something in between.[/quote] Thanks! And thanks to the other PP who mentioned specific colleges. My kid would do better in a place with small class sizes. It seems like smaller colleges are best for that, so ideally it'd be some place with fewer than 10k students. Mine is just a freshman, so we're a long way away but starting to think about the high prices. UW GPA so far is 3.5 with honors classes. He just got an 1100 on the PSAT as a 9th grader. Involved in some extracurriculars but unfortunately not a standout in anything so far. [/quote] PP here. First off - read the book The College Solution, by Lynn O'Shaughnessy, and look at the blog/website by the same name, before doing anything else. You should follow the author's recommendations to the letter. Some schools that award merit money (each school will have specific info on its website): All of the Colleges That Change Lives Schools: https://ctcl.org/ I've omitted those from the below list because they are listed at the website. Other schools: Muhlenberg Lafayette Oberlin Case Western Reserve U. Rochester Pitt Ohio University Miami University of Ohio U. South Carolina Bowling Green Mississippi State U. of Dayton Ball State Kent State Webb Institute Olin College of Engineering Rice University Furman Gonzaga University Creighton University Fairfield University Tulane Marquette University WPI Augustana University Saint Louis University New College of Florida Eckard St. Lawrence University Hobart & William Smith Drexel Duquesne U of Vermont[/quote]
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