amycompton

It's a nice list, but I had recommend against applying to schools just because they're free. This is your future we're talking about. Saving money on applications is a nice sentiment, but in the long run.

myraven11

Some of you all on here are being inconsiderate. There are some families who still struggle, although they don't qualify for Free or Reduced Lunch or Fee Waivers. Those are some of the families that get hit hard with this stuff. So stop calling people foolish etc. because they WANT to go to college and they are inquiring about ways to go for as little cost as possible.
Not everyone is in your class. I'm sick of it.

Federico14

Atleast one of the schools I am considering is on there lol.

Davidabb84

They've recently announced that they're planning to become co-ed. Last I heard, they haven't announced when they'll actually implement it.

It seems like quite an interesting program, but definitely not in my element.

ECAdmStudent

Add Earlham College to that list

kdengg

Quest University, if it's not already on there

amrmostafa1994

hii everybody... i am an high school graduate and i want to study in the us. i found many universities that i can afford but not really. i have heard about cc and because it is cheap, i thought of getting into a cc but idk if i went thr i can transfr to a university to go to aerospace engineering or not. my question is if i went to cc after i year it may be as a freshmen and go to a regular university?. am intrested in washington state university for aerospace

megz4252

Here's a tip:
If you plan to apply to the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, first apply the their Dearborn campus online. This online application is free and the Ann Arbor campus waives the fee for anyone who has already applied to one of their other campuses. Save yourself $65 (Dearborn does not even require an essay!)

vballgirl94

I don't know if anyone has mentioned it previously, but Florida Institute of Technology is free to apply to.

DrGoogle

megz, do you apply through the CA?

megz4252

You apply to the Ann Arbor campus via the CA but to apply to Dearborn you use their website. There is a box to check on Michigan's part of the CA asking if you have ever applied to another one of their campuses.

adiavoy

@megz4252 Doesn't that still mean you need to pay an extra fee in order to send in your ACT scores there?

maddsm

I wonder what the record is for how many schools a student has applied to before is..

Ahmed315

Hello,

I'm an American citizen living in Bangladesh. Due to my financial condition, I'm having to apply at community colleges. I'm looking for community colleges in California which don't require application fees. I know community college application fees aren't quite much, but it would make my life a lot easier if I could apply for free at some CCCs. I'm already having a hard time getting the money for mailing the applications through courier. I'll totally be depending on FAFSA and Pell Grant once I get to USA. I know these schools have a good transfer record to UCLA and UC Berkeley: Santa Monica, Pasadena City C, Orange Coast, Diablo valley, Orange Coast, East Los Angeles C and one or two others I can't remember. Do all of these require application fees? You'll probably tell me to check on each college's website, which I will. But I would really appreciate it if you guys gave me a list of schools (in addition to the ones mentioned, which don't require application fees and are good for transferring to UCLA and other top schools).


Thank you

oliviasrodriguez

i found one site who are ready to help for my admission with no cost.