Anonymous wrote:For public options, I hope you already have St. Mary’s College of Maryland on your list. It’s strong in biology/environmental sciences and a beautiful campus located on the water. Seems like a great fit with smart and kind students and a chill laid back vibe.
Anonymous wrote:Beloit! My DS did the POWER Application last week, got admitted, and received a $40k/year scholarship with similar stats!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:St. Olaf
lol
Anonymous wrote:St. Olaf
Anonymous wrote:Beloit! My DS did the POWER Application last week, got admitted, and received a $40k/year scholarship with similar stats!
Anonymous wrote:Y'all are naming schools that aren't that easy to get into and won't offer lots of merit aid to a student with this profile. I cannot believe how clueless so many posters are. Think!
My recommendation would be to look at Jesuit colleges and universities. Many have excellent biology departments. It doesn't matter if you're not Catholic. And a student with this profile will likely get good merit aid.
greenleaf19 wrote:Ideally it would be 40K or less, but we could stretch to about 50K for something special. Beyond that would be fiscally irresponsible for us, as we don't stand to inherit anything from our families, have few assets, and need to save for retirement. On paper our salary looks great, but we live in a very high-cost area, we're renters, and we have another kid just a few years behind this one who will also need to go to college, not to mention grad school looming in the future.
Anonymous wrote:Allegheny