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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The entitlement is unreal[/quote] +1 We give generously to our scholarship fund at our k-12 and I’d be livid if even a cent went to a family like yours. Rent a room in your house, tutor on the side, pull out a heloc, etc. The kids i know at our school who receive generous aid are not in a position to do any of the above. My dd’s good friend is first generation, [b]both parents work 2 jobs, the grandparents, parents and all 3 kids live in a 2 bedroom apt. [/b]These are the families that benefit bc private would be out of reach, and it has been life changing for this little girl. Her alternative would be to go to an awful public school w/ no support bc only one parent is even fluent in English. [/quote] What a tool. So basically you have to be POOR to get aid. You are ridiculous. You expect 7 people to live in a 2 bedroom apt before you would deign to give them access to your school. I bet you feel really good about yourself. What a dbag. :roll: [/quote] I am aware that the previous poster is probably a troll, but in fact, YES, you need to be poor to receive subsidized tuition to a private institution. Financial aid exists to provide educational opportunities to those who can't afford it, not to ensure that you have enough left over money for a nice annual vacation to disney. [/quote]
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