Chance me for dem universities

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@collegemom3717

eh…it’s a good point, @SJ2727, but OP is just outside of Brown & Cornell’s $60K income / $100K total assets = no parent contribution and no loan promise and UPenn just announced that incomes up to $140K (w/ typical assets) which could come into play. The NPCs seem to play out (per post #4)

I am not very familiar with this college lingo, would you mind expanding on this?

[collegemom3717]

Brown and Cornell both promise that if a student’s family income is less than $60,000/year and the family’s total assets are less than $100,000 (including the family home), then they will cover the remaining costs of attendance without requiring a contribution from the parent or a loan from the student. You said in Post #4 that you have run the NPC for Cornell, and it comes out to ~$30,000 for the 4 years, or about $7K/year.