Do most colleges consider the fact that one parent will not be contributing at all?

<p>I know CPA’s from UCLA. How are they doing it? I know that my nephew is an Econ major and will be taking the CPA exam. Does the school have some sort of work around? </p>

<p>Without a SAT or ACT score (take BOTH!!!), it’s hard to know. You want to go OOS and you’re thinking Accounting or Finance. If you got a 1400 M+CR SAT or ACT 32, then Alabama would give you free tuition. Alabama has an excellent Accounting dept and its Finance dept is very good, too. </p>

<p>The 2014 Public Accountancy Report Survey has ranked Alabama’s Accountancy undergrad and masters programs at 8th in the nation. </p>

<p><a href=“http://cba.ua.edu”>http://cba.ua.edu</a></p>

<p>If you want to go OOS, and you get the qualifying SAT or ACT score, and you apply by the Dec deadline, you would get free tuition. With your mom’s contribution and maybe a small fed student loan or summer work/internships, it should be affordable. The big 4 accounting houses recruit at Alabama.</p>