Anonymous
04/05/2017 13:08
Subject: any surprises in terms of financial aid for upper middle class kids?
And Chicago:
In our admissions process, we must be “need-sensitive” for international candidates. This means that when reviewing international applications, UChicago takes into account whether or not an applicant has requested financial assistance. Though we will meet every admitted student’s demonstrated need, we advise you to apply for financial aid only if you do not have the resources to fund your education, and to complete the financial aid form as accurately as possible.
https://collegeadmissions.uchicago.edu/costs/international-aid
don't really have the time to research the other 13 of the "top 20," however you are defining that
In our admissions process, we must be “need-sensitive” for international candidates. This means that when reviewing international applications, UChicago takes into account whether or not an applicant has requested financial assistance. Though we will meet every admitted student’s demonstrated need, we advise you to apply for financial aid only if you do not have the resources to fund your education, and to complete the financial aid form as accurately as possible.
https://collegeadmissions.uchicago.edu/costs/international-aid
don't really have the time to research the other 13 of the "top 20," however you are defining that
Anonymous
04/05/2017 12:59
Subject: any surprises in terms of financial aid for upper middle class kids?
From Columbia's website:
For admissions and financial aid purposes, students who are not citizens or permanent residents of the United States and who do not have refugee visas are considered international and their applications are evaluated in a need-aware manner. This means that the admissions committee takes into consideration how much financial aid a student requires when rendering an admissions decision.
http://undergrad.admissions.columbia.edu/apply/intl_fa
For admissions and financial aid purposes, students who are not citizens or permanent residents of the United States and who do not have refugee visas are considered international and their applications are evaluated in a need-aware manner. This means that the admissions committee takes into consideration how much financial aid a student requires when rendering an admissions decision.
http://undergrad.admissions.columbia.edu/apply/intl_fa
Anonymous
04/05/2017 12:56
Subject: any surprises in terms of financial aid for upper middle class kids?
Currently, five US universities offer need-blind admission and full-need financial aid to all students, including international applicants. These are:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Harvard University
Princeton University
Yale University
Amherst College
Source: https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/admissions-advice/guide-need-blind-admission-us-universities
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Harvard University
Princeton University
Yale University
Amherst College
Source: https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/admissions-advice/guide-need-blind-admission-us-universities
Anonymous
04/05/2017 11:59
Subject: any surprises in terms of financial aid for upper middle class kids?
"US Aud to Cypress" ???
Anonymous
04/05/2017 11:58
Subject: any surprises in terms of financial aid for upper middle class kids?
I went to college and law school with a girl on US Aud to Cypress. Both private schools. All paid by the US Government. Her father was a very successful lawyer and her family had servants. Infuriating for some middle class that ended up graduating with $124,000.00 in student loans.