College suggestions for Biology - good merit

tsbna44
Sat, 05 Jun 2021 04:21:20 +0000

So these schools should be reviewed - they’re all high end so perhaps she’s not there due to the low ACT (although your school doesn’t offer many which helps) - these meet 100% of need. They’re all stretches except maybe Lehigh…but take a look.

Amherst College

Bowdoin College

Brown University

Colby College

Columbia University

Davidson College

Harvard University

Johns Hopkins

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Northwestern University

Pomona College

Princeton University

Stanford University

Swarthmore College

University of Chicago

University of Pennsylvania

US Air Force Academy

US Military Academy (West Point)

US Naval Academy

Vanderbilt University

Washington and Lee University

Yale University

Colgate University | Aid is loan-free if your parents’ total income is less than $125,000.
Cornell University | Aid is loan-free if your parents’ total income is less than $60,000 and total assets are less than $100,000.
Dartmouth College | Aid is loan-free if your parents earn less than $100,000. Your family will not be expected to make any financial contribution.
Duke University | Aid is loan-free if your parents earn less than $40,000. Your family will not be expected to make any financial contribution.
Haverford College | Aid is loan-free if your parents earn less than $60,000. Families making more than this threshold can expect small loans ranging from $1,500 to $3,000 a year.
Lafayette College | Aid is often loan-free if your parents earn less than $100,000.
Lehigh University | Aid is loan-free if your parents earn less than $75,000. Loans are capped at $5,000 per academic year.
Rice University | Aid is loan-free if your parents earn less than $130,000. Students whose parents make less than $65,000 will receive coverage for tuition, fees, room, and board, whereas those whose parents make between $65,001 and $130,000 will receive full coverage for tuition only.
Tufts University | Aid is typically loan-free for students with total family incomes of less than $60,000. All other students qualifying for financial aid can expect to have a maximum of $7,000 in loans per year.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Low-income North Carolina students may qualify for aid without loans through the Carolina Covenant.
Vassar College | Aid is loan-free for students from low-income families.
Washington University in St. Louis | Aid is loan-free if your parents earn less than $75,000.
Wellesley College | Aid is loan-free if your calculated family contribution is less than $7,000 and your parents earn less than $60,000. All other students qualifying for financial aid can expect to have a maximum of $15,200 in loans over four years.
Wesleyan University | Aid is loan-free if your parents earn less than $60,000 with typical assets.
Williams College | Aid is loan-free if parents earn less than $75,000 with typical assets. For everyone else, loans are capped at $4,000 per academic year.