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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My daughter got $40,000 ($10,000 a year) at University of Florida. We were Florida residents so she also got the Bright Futures Scholarship. She was a National Merit Scholar finalist. She graduated last year and is teaching in DC! I have a son at Univ. of Colorado. $8,000 a year merit. I have another at Ole Miss. Full ride.[/quote] Nice![/quote] Thanks :) Those three were our easy kids. We have one that enlisted in the Air Force right out of high school. We are super proud of her. She wasn't a great student, but she has turned out to be a really good Airman. We're hoping she'll be more ready for college when she gets out. The military will pay which is nice.[b] Our youngest wants to go to MIT. He had better pray for merit aid.[/b][/quote] MIT doesn't award any merit aid.[/quote] You'll learn when you've done this as many times as I have - There is a ton of scholarship money out there. Merit aid doesn't always come from the school. [/quote] Outstanding link. Debunks a lot of rumors and myths. Thank you I have two in college and one applying this year. Most merit scholarship money is awarded by schools themselves. This is a fact. http://www.thecollegesolution.com/seven-things-to-know-about-scholarships/ [/quote][/quote]
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