<p>i know Wheaton doesn’t give bad financial aid</p>
<p>havardhotie … are you an English major?</p>
<p>Westminster ¶ has both academic scholarships and Presbyterian scholarships. Great FA. Denison in Ohio, a once Baptist U, now quite secular has super FA for good students. Only Tier 1 LAC in top 5 among FA awarding institutions each of past 5 years.</p>
<p>[Full</a> Tuition Scholarship - Barclay College](<a href=“http://barclaycollege.edu/undergraduate/tuition]Full”>http://barclaycollege.edu/undergraduate/tuition)
Tuition is $11,000 and scholarship is $11,000 per year. Apply for fafsa to cover room and board.</p>
<p><a href=“http://www.workcolleges.org/sites/default/files/WCC%202012%20Brochure.pdf[/url]”>http://www.workcolleges.org/sites/default/files/WCC%202012%20Brochure.pdf</a></p>
<p>Work study pays most of tuition.</p>
<p>Lipscomb seems to have many full ride type scholarships.</p>
<p>I am not aware of any “full ride” academic scholarships at Lipscomb. My daughter got a Presidential Scholarship (I think 75% tuition) and then received one of five Trustee Scholarships from Lipscomb. Not a full ride, but full tuition. She just has to pay room and board and fees. The Trustee Scholarship will apply when she is in Vienna for a semester 
Stats: ACT 32, GPA 4.29 on a 4.0 scale, student council president, etc.
She is happy there, loves Nashville, and I agree with previous posts that the campus is in a very nice area.</p>
<p>When I was looking for a college that had accessible academic scholarships, I was very pleased with the offerings at Lee University in Cleveland Tennessee. My son qualified for the Centennial Scholarship. The requirements are 32-34 on ACT. It is only tuition, so he has worked some during school (2 nights a week) and taken a few loans his first year and a half, but he is aiming not to take any more. He lives off campus now to cut more expenses. </p>
<p>I especially appreciated that there was no “limit” to the number who can receive, minimum GPA, or application process. You get the scholarship with the score, period. </p>
<p>Harding University in Arkansas also offers similar scholarships, and when I was there, (I earned full tuition with a 31), and full ride for National Merit Scholars.</p>
<p>I think you should also consider the environment, reinforcement of your values in the classroom, and the potential to meet a Christian mate.</p>
<p>College of the Ozarks is in Missouri just so you know. I’ve heard it’s pretty good but they don’t have a wide variety of majors. I couldn’t find but one that I was considering and that was English. Liberty university gives out full rides for 35-36 ACT too. Of course, that’s a crazy good and hard score to achieve. I’m thinking of going there and they have a large variety of majors. Plus, I kind of see it as, if God wants you to be at a Christian college,he’s going to help you get there. 
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