<p>If I go to cc and transfer in to Duke, Harvard, Stanford, or UNC Chapel Hill. Am I still eligible for Scholarships or grants to pay for my future university?</p>
<p>I’m not sure what you are asking. Are you asking if you can get scholarships at the four year college coming out of CC? All of those schools promise to meet need so that would not be an issue. However H and S take few transfers. I’m not sure about D and NC would be emphasizing in-state CCs.</p>
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<p>According to the above that you posted, you just finished your junior year in HS. You are aspiring to some very competitive colleges. You say Duke is where you really want to go. With a 25 ACT and a 1480 SAT for three sections, I will guess that this is a huge huge reach for you…and so are UNC, Stanford, and Harvard. </p>
<p>Have you considered the many other fine colleges within the NC public system? Assuming you are instate for NC.</p>
<p>Harvard, and Stanford give only need based aid. And they take very few transfer students. </p>
<p>Duke doesn’t take a lot of transfers either. </p>
<p>Are you instate for UNC-CH? If not, that could be a challenge too. </p>
<p>@thumper1 I am a student currently in NC and will be staying in NC… I am studying ACT and will get a 30+</p>
<p>I think you should create two college application lists. One should be for schools that are attainable with your current ACT score…or perhaps a few points higher. The second can add schools should you actually attain that +30 ACT score.</p>
<p>Do look at the many public universities in NC. There are some terrific colleges there in addition to UNC-CH.</p>
<p>Why didn’t you just get a 30 the first time, if it is so simple, then you could be aiming for a 35 on your 2nd try. Harvard takes 0 to 12 transfers a year. So you can cross that off your list and get realistic. There is no need to go to those top schools to be successful. </p>
<p>For aid, you will be eligible for Federal Aid. And you will be eligible for need based aid from the colleges, if the schools give it for transfers. And you will be eligible for any merit aid from schools that have some for transfers.</p>