@ATL Family There are additional scholarships at CWRU offered for junior and senior year of college, from the CIT alumni association, which are easy to apply for and win. The stats you mention should be enough for some merit. It depends on many factors as to how much merit a student will win, including options things like SAT subject exam scores, whether your son will play a varsity sport or other factors like the major. Nursing for instance has its own set of scholarships. Dance and music also have their own set of scholarship at Case. . When you have two in college, the expected family contribution will divide by two. Once you have two in college, you may aid from both CWRU and the other school, depending on your savings and other factors. Its not a guarantee, especially since you don’t know where the daughter will attend. If it ends up being a much lower cost, or if she wins a full ride, than the CWRU may not budge much for years 2-4.