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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][url][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]UVA is one of the best state schools in the country so it’s an easy answer. [/quote] Unless your kid is better off a small college. Then a [b]huge state school is a waste of money.[/quote][/b] UVA isn't a huge state school like most of the other flagships. It has only 17,000 students. Also VA offers W&M which is an unusual SLAC-sized public[/quote] That's still a large school. My kids targeted schools with 5-8K undergrads. They both knew they would do better at a school that size. Their HS was 2600, so they also knew they wanted more than 1-2K students (and one wanted engineering so that size was out anyhow for the major). Sure my kid could attend a large school and "survive" but they will thrive more easily at a 5-8K school. And if your kid is "qualified" for a T25, they can easily go to the 30-75 range and get good merit. my top kid did that at several schools--including one around 50 that gave $42K/year merit. So yearly cost would be $45K---not that much more than the 27-28K for state schools. [/quote]
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