Anonymous wrote:Major: mathematics, in state VA
Dayton: $31k annually
Clemson: unknown merit scholarship
Jmu
VT
W&M

Loves a big sports atmosphere. Can only do $20k a year before having to take out loans. Zero financial packages so far. 13,000 SAI

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Anonymous wrote:Notre Dame $32K
Amherst College- $30
UPitt/Honors- $38
Emory/Oxford $43

Premed student with intent to major in biology.

Amherst and Notre Dame would be two totally different experiences. Amherst probably has a better academic reputation, but personally I think it's dated. Nearly 40 percent of Amherst students are athletes. Make of that what you will but when nearly half of a very small school competes in varsity sports it's going to impact the overall atmosphere of the school.

Notre Dame is bigger and it's a solid school academically. Unless you are totally wedded to the SLAC experience, I would choose that.

Both are better options that Pitt or Emory-Oxford.

Anonymous wrote:UVA
VT
GMU

Major: CS

Would need to take loans

Anonymous wrote:UVA
VT
GMU

Major: CS

Would need to take loans

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Anonymous wrote:Wisconsin
Michigan State
McGill
Northeastern
UMD
UVA
Pitt
VTech
WM
UF
Miami
Vermont
Oregon

no in-state options (in DC)

Agree easy choice--Not a UVA promoter but UVA easily on this list. Not even worth typing the post.

UVA
UF
Northeastern

Way down the next choice after those three in order.

Anonymous wrote:Wisconsin
Michigan State
McGill
Northeastern
UMD
UVA
Pitt
VTech
WM
UF
Miami
Vermont
Oregon

no in-state options (in DC)

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Anonymous wrote:Notre Dame $32K
Amherst College- $30
UPitt/Honors- $38
Emory/Oxford $43

Premed student with intent to major in biology.

Amherst and Notre Dame would be two totally different experiences. Amherst probably has a better academic reputation, but personally I think it's dated. Nearly 40 percent of Amherst students are athletes. Make of that what you will but when nearly half of a very small school competes in varsity sports it's going to impact the overall atmosphere of the school.

Notre Dame is bigger and it's a solid school academically. Unless you are totally wedded to the SLAC experience, I would choose that.

Both are better options that Pitt or Emory-Oxford.

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Anonymous wrote:In state Va, business major. Annual costs below.

JMU honors college $32k
U South Carolina. Capstone scholar With merit, $37k
WM waitlist, NOVA this fall/ guaranteed spring admit. $42k
Indiana Kelley direct admit. $57k
Pitt Dietrich direct admit, no merit $55k.

Pitt, get good grades, transfer to UVA or William and Mary.

why would you have him pick almsot the most expensive option? Pick from JMU, USC, Indiana whichever felt best after visiting.

In case he can't transfer and is at Pitt...it is the best of the lot other than William and Mary.

Pitt is better than IU Kelley?

For undergrad, yes. I know a kid from the Gym there now at Pitt doing business. He got money but he turned down Gtown, GW, and W&M for it.

Anonymous wrote:Notre Dame $32K
Amherst College- $30
UPitt/Honors- $38
Emory/Oxford $43

Premed student with intent to major in biology.

Anonymous wrote:University of Miami Herbert Finance

University of Richmond Business

Fordham Gabelli Finance

Live in New York Metropolitan Area

Anonymous wrote:Accepted:
Georgetown
Pomona
Boston College
UVA
William & Mary (Monroe scholar)
GW

Waitlist:
Princeton
Brown

Male. Govt/history/politics/IR-related. In-state VA. Doesn't qualify for any aid. Willing to pay if a distinct advantage over other options.

Anonymous wrote:Major: mathematics, in state VA
Dayton: $31k annually
Clemson: unknown merit scholarship
Jmu
VT
W&M

Loves a big sports atmosphere. Can only do $20k a year before having to take out loans. Zero financial packages so far. 13,000 SAI

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Anonymous wrote:Business major

Indiana Kelley direct admit. $50K
VT Pamplin direct admit. $34K (in-state)
Penn State Smeal. $58K? (no merit)
WM (no direct admit avail). $45K? (we have prepaid plan)
Waiting for UMich, but it's expensive/hard to get in

1. Michigan
2. W&M due to cost
3. Indiana
4. VT due to cost solely as to why over Penn State
5. Penn State.

Assume wants to be in DC area. If NYC, would definitely go all in on trying to get into Michigan. I think cost savings still good for W&M in two if NYC.

Yes, would like to get back to the DC area. Worried about WM's rigor vs. VT (even though both are in state). Wants to have a more relaxed academic environment.