Anonymous
05/30/2025 14:42
Subject: Were your student’s “meets need” financial aid offers similar?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pomona 70+k Wesleyan 80+k Denison 50+k
Is that how much tuition, or how much aid?
Aid
Anonymous
05/30/2025 12:12
Subject: Were your student’s “meets need” financial aid offers similar?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Duke gave full ride.
Penn gave nothing.
Non custodial parent is wealthy, lives in another country with another family and doesn't provide support. Duke looked into it and gave full ride, Penn said the non custodial payment should pay.
Parents who are divorced seem to be a whole other ballgame. I think it's interesting the FAFSA only looks at the parent with greater custody but the CSS seems like they typically consider both.
You can get a waiver on css so you don’t have to include non custodial parent. You have to prove estrangement.
Anonymous
05/30/2025 11:49
Subject: Were your student’s “meets need” financial aid offers similar?
Anonymous wrote:Pomona 70+k Wesleyan 80+k Denison 50+k
Is that how much tuition, or how much aid?
Anonymous
05/30/2025 11:48
Subject: Were your student’s “meets need” financial aid offers similar?
Anonymous wrote:Duke gave full ride.
Penn gave nothing.
Non custodial parent is wealthy, lives in another country with another family and doesn't provide support. Duke looked into it and gave full ride, Penn said the non custodial payment should pay.
Parents who are divorced seem to be a whole other ballgame. I think it's interesting the FAFSA only looks at the parent with greater custody but the CSS seems like they typically consider both.