<p>My S got $11,000/yr academic scholarship and about $9,000/yr in grants from Merrimack College. There may still be a small athletic scholarship available aftern 4/15. He also got a $9,000/yr scholarship from Assumption, but haven’t gotten any otherl finaid #s from them yet.</p>
<p>My son got an updated package today, merit and other need-based scholarships were about 27,000 from Drew. We are very happy!</p>
<p>Congratulations on all of these scholarships!</p>
<p>Debruns, I did want to add that I have heard that Drew is very generous, especially with oos male students. Sound like you have a wonderful package, and you should all be thrilled!</p>
<p>Son received:</p>
<p>Denison University: Mary Carr Scholarship $30K/year renewable
UC Irvine: Regents Scholarship $9K/year renewable
UC Davis: James & Leta Fulmor Scholarship $7K/yr, Hubert Wakeham Scholarship $2K/first year</p>
<p>we are very happy!</p>
<p>Wow, lots of nice merit awards & good choices.</p>
<p>wow i never thought i would post again after the case western scholarship but here i am.
I was named Thomas H. Eliot Scholar and got 19,500 dollars for a scholarship. Pretty nice since it’s my first none-safety scholarship i got.</p>
<p>imiracle-Congratulations, job well done.</p>
<p>imiricle: what college is this for?</p>
<p>BTW CONGRATS</p>
<p>D recieved half tuition for four years at Carnegie Mellon University, College of Fine Arts.</p>
<p>oh yeh sry i was so happy i forgot and thnx. This was for Washington University at St. Louis btw. I guess that’s half-tution</p>
<p>S received his financial aid from Boise state today. Got 4 scholarships and one grant totalling almost 11k for the year. This would make all his expenses completely covered (tuition, room, board, books, etc). </p>
<p>He is not ditching the possibility ;)</p>
<p>DrDrewsmom, That is wonderful! Is this an instate school for him?</p>
<p>Thanks Northeastmom 
Yes, in state. Not his first choice school, but going to college virtually for free is definitely something he isn’t shrugging off just yet!</p>
<p>Drdrewsmom, He sounds like a smart, and down to earth kid. Your family must have done a good job raising him! My son would do the same. He is very practical, and the most logical thinking in this family about this entire ordeal.</p>
<p>D received the Andrew Carnegie Scholarship at Carnegie Mellon University, College of Fine Arts.</p>
<p>The scholarship is for half tuition for four years, valued at $68,360.</p>
<p>She is on cloud nine.</p>
<p>Congrats to your D, m&sdad. She must be very talented as well as clever! Mr. Peabody would approve, I am sure!</p>
<p>m&sdad, you must be on cloud 9 with her!!</p>
<p>3/4 Tuition at UMiami for $22k
$12,700 Elit Scholarship at WashU in St. Louis</p>
<p>My son has received the following offers:</p>
<p>U of Florida: NMF nearly full ride
U of Maryland: Pres. scholarship, 8K per year (possible department scholarship, havent heard yet)
U of Miami: 3/4 tuition scholarship
Tulane: DHS, Full tuition plus 3K annually
Georgia Tech: 0
Carnegie-Mellon: 0</p>
<p>2370 SAT/3.6uw GPA/4.4W GPA</p>
<p>CMU: Judith Resnik Scholarship (half scholarship x 4 years or $68,000)
Rice: Trustee Scholarship ($13,500 x 4 years) and Century Scholarship ($7,500 x 2 years plus mentorship)
MIT: 0
UMich: 0</p>