@Creekland
Did some calculations - basically we have some opportunities for good FA, but now it comes down to which school to decide. People suggested either U Penn/Harvard/Rochester/Pitt/Hopkins/Alabama, but not sure which one could work (assuming FA is met, which most of them are)
@mom2collegekids
Most of the scholarships were accumulated from bunch of smaller scholarships (none of them really recognizable, except maybe for JSHS). They had really high test scores, which is why they got so many scholarships. Unfortunately, that will only cover first year - they’re going to have to get scholarships somewhere else. Trust me, we’re not rich at all, I don’t know exactly how else I can explain it.
To get that much FA, he must’ve done something more as well, right? Seems as though most of his ECs centered around science and hands-on medical experience, which may have somehow helped with his tuition. Based on the FA calculator, it seems that I would get a lot. I think it now comes down to which universities to attend (U Penn/Harvard/Rochester/Pitt/Hopkins/Alabama). They all give generous FA based on calculations (some a little short, but still plenty).