College Admittance Decisions
#11
Originally Posted by Jason
Oh? How'd you like it? I'm feeling confident about that admission... my interview went very well. It's so COOOOLD, though!
Just found out my cousin got into Emory ED.
Just found out my cousin got into Emory ED.
#12
Name recognition is surely better than Rice! That's where my dad went, and it's a top school, but no one except Texans have heard of it.
I won't get any need-based aid from colleges, but I've applied for the Entrepreneurial Scholars Program at WashU. $3k annually, though it barely makes a dent in the cost of the school (Not even 10%)
I won't get any need-based aid from colleges, but I've applied for the Entrepreneurial Scholars Program at WashU. $3k annually, though it barely makes a dent in the cost of the school (Not even 10%)
#14
Originally Posted by Jason
Name recognition is surely better than Rice! That's where my dad went, and it's a top school, but no one except Texans have heard of it.
I won't get any need-based aid from colleges, but I've applied for the Entrepreneurial Scholars Program at WashU. $3k annually, though it barely makes a dent in the cost of the school (Not even 10%)
I won't get any need-based aid from colleges, but I've applied for the Entrepreneurial Scholars Program at WashU. $3k annually, though it barely makes a dent in the cost of the school (Not even 10%)
I got only 6-7K subsidy when I was at Wash U., but tuition was far cheaper then. It was expensive, but now it is like 30K right?
The problem with paying full is that you will be one of the few who is doing so. Basically, you will be paying for someone else's education since they will go for 1/2 price or less.
Unless your parents are super rich, I would urge you to apply for aid.
#15
blueskies,
I think WashU is in the 40k's now. Pricey, pricey. If I could get aid, I'd apply, but there really is no way. My father is a successful radiologist and while he isn't a billionaire, he makes enough that no one would flip a dime our way.
I think WashU is in the 40k's now. Pricey, pricey. If I could get aid, I'd apply, but there really is no way. My father is a successful radiologist and while he isn't a billionaire, he makes enough that no one would flip a dime our way.
#17
Originally Posted by Jason
blueskies,
I think WashU is in the 40k's now. Pricey, pricey. If I could get aid, I'd apply, but there really is no way. My father is a successful radiologist and while he isn't a billionaire, he makes enough that no one would flip a dime our way.
I think WashU is in the 40k's now. Pricey, pricey. If I could get aid, I'd apply, but there really is no way. My father is a successful radiologist and while he isn't a billionaire, he makes enough that no one would flip a dime our way.
#19
Originally Posted by Jason
Well, it depends what you do. If your only goal is to make millions, the $160k you spend on undergraduate is just foam. The best schools aren't cheap, though.
Basically, the top schools give financial aid to 75% of their students and the oter 25% pay full tuition.