In State or Out of State

mom2collegekids
Sun, 16 Aug 2015 10:38:12 +0000

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Indiana University Bloomington, Penn State, Ohio State, Rutgers, American, UConn, Syracuse

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You are OOS for the publics on that list. They won’t give you aid. Your parents would be expected to pay all the costs.

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but I'm sure I'll get some money since I have pretty decent grades

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i have 3.8 weighted GPA on a 5.0 scale, 1650 superscore SAT, 1590 highest SAT in one test, 24 ACT. i
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Your test scores are not high enough to get merit scholarships. Your test scores are probably in the bottom half, maybe even the lower quartile, for some of these schools.

Money given for academic achievement is mostly based on test score.

You might want to look into apply to some test optional schools since your test scores will hold you back at a number of schools.

That said, take off all the OOS publics, unless your parents will pay for them.

How much will your parents pay each year? Ask them.