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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here- thanks for suggestions! It is my understanding that Pitt and Penn State do not give much aid. Is this true? Stats are good - 3.8 UW 10-12 APs probably mediocre test score so not sure about submitting. Also for the UVA, maybe Im wrong but assumed if we didn’t get into UMD, prob not in UVA and I think their tuition OOS is out of our price range. These are just my assumptions though.[/quote] It will be VERY hard to get much aid from any state school as an out of state applicant.[/quote] Hi OP, fellow U of M grad. Pitt and Penn State are not interchangeable. I have attended all 3. If your kid likes cities and liberal arts, go Pitt. If classic college campus and more of a social/partier/Greek go PSU (or MSU). Based on my recent travels and things I've read and heard about, look into Syracuse. Agree with SUNY Binghamton and Minnesota. WVU? OOS may not be worth it financially. [/quote]
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