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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here and her top choices that offered talent scholarships are GWU, Connecticut College, and JMU (OOS). She wants to major in environmental science. W&M is a better fit for her academically and socially. Her scholarships are tied to her double majoring in dance. W&M offers a dance minor and performance opportunities without the pressure of a double major. But no merit. When I said that it would hurt to turn down the scholarships, it’s more the principal than the money. We can afford W&M if it’s the best choice.[/quote] Forgot to mention that her scholarships are not full ride. After merit, the price differential is $10k-$20k/year.[/quote] So unless that $10-20K are a hardship for you (ie not saving for retirement), you let her attend W&M if she wants. [/quote]
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