18-22k for UGA, Auburn, Ole Miss, Florida. 1410 4.15 private school. Did not get into VT or UVA iN State. Not top 30%, knew she wouldnot get in. WL clemson. Going to UGA. Full pay and would have gone anywhere without merit; the merit seems really common at these schools among her peers. More like a standard discount for average-excellent kids.

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Anonymous wrote:Just keep in mind that whatever aid you’re offered is the same for all four years. The cost of tuition, room/board goes up by thousands every year.

This is not true for all schools. Some schools do freeze tuition. And some schools will increase aid. Just make sure you find out before committing.

Which schools increase merit aid year by year?

Anonymous wrote:Just keep in mind that whatever aid you’re offered is the same for all four years. The cost of tuition, room/board goes up by thousands every year.

This is not true for all schools. Some schools do freeze tuition. And some schools will increase aid. Just make sure you find out before committing.

Anonymous wrote:Pitt -20K, honors program
UVM -25K, honors program
UGA -in-state tuition (forgetting the amount), honors program
Clemson -in-state tuition, (forgetting amount) honors program
Texas -nothing
Wisconsin -nothing
Michigan -nothing
UCLA -nothing
UVA -nothing
Berkeley -nothing
UNC -nothing, honors program

Your kid’s list looks a lot like my kid’s. Can you tell me their stats and where they chose to go?

Just keep in mind that whatever aid you’re offered is the same for all four years. The cost of tuition, room/board goes up by thousands every year.

Anonymous wrote:$33k St. Joe’s, which just leaves about $12k for tuition plus room and board. It will end up being about $40k to $45k all in including expenses and books and transport. Amtrak easy peasy from DC to Philly. We think this is a great deal for small class sizes, mid-sized (6k) students in a city.

St. Joe’s is a great value. Hope your child loves it.

Anonymous wrote:Pitt -20K, honors program
UVM -25K, honors program
UGA -in-state tuition (forgetting the amount), honors program
Clemson -in-state tuition, (forgetting amount) honors program
Texas -nothing
Wisconsin -nothing
Michigan -nothing
UCLA -nothing
UVA -nothing
Berkeley -nothing
UNC -nothing, honors program

Do you recall what the total all-in price would have been per year at all of these schools? And what did DC choose?

20k northeastern

$25k each at tech schools ranked 50-100

Pitt -20K, honors program
UVM -25K, honors program
UGA -in-state tuition (forgetting the amount), honors program
Clemson -in-state tuition, (forgetting amount) honors program
Texas -nothing
Wisconsin -nothing
Michigan -nothing
UCLA -nothing
UVA -nothing
Berkeley -nothing
UNC -nothing, honors program

Anonymous wrote:$33k St. Joe’s, which just leaves about $12k for tuition plus room and board. It will end up being about $40k to $45k all in including expenses and books and transport. Amtrak easy peasy from DC to Philly. We think this is a great deal for small class sizes, mid-sized (6k) students in a city.

3.8 / 4.4 GPA and 1440 SAT

$33k St. Joe’s, which just leaves about $12k for tuition plus room and board. It will end up being about $40k to $45k all in including expenses and books and transport. Amtrak easy peasy from DC to Philly. We think this is a great deal for small class sizes, mid-sized (6k) students in a city.

$36.5K case

$25k UVM

$15k (I think?) Bing

$10k UMD OOS

4.0/4.4, 1510 sat

1500 sat, 4.0 unweighted gpa.

$30k from Oberlin, $33k from Smith, $10k w&m oos (Monroe Scholar), $5k umd in-state.

Anyone willing to share how much merit colleges offered your child? We’re on the hunt, I’m curious what kind of offers the latest class got!