Paying for TAMU with high EFC

lessonwitch2
Thu, 17 Aug 2017 21:42:26 +0000

@itsgettingreal17

BTW - A&M doesn’t look at AP scores until after your admitted. And since they aren’t in the scholarship application, no scholarship sees them either. (Maybe its the fact that I took the classes at all? ? ? ) and Idk how to prove it except for how you can search my name and you will see my monthly threads about my college questions about A&M that date back two+ years so I guess don’t believe me if you don’t wanna(after all, I’m a stranger over the internet)

But as @AGmomx2 and @NETarrantMom pointed out, there are some of the notable examples of how students actually can receive awards without being super poor. And as you pointed out with your facts about financial aid, people must be finding the money to afford A&M from someplace that isn’t loans. It is possible, it just requires a lot of work and as @carachel2 said a lot of guts sometimes because your work may not be noticed financially until the summer during re disbursement or spring or even until the next year. So I strongly recommend that the class of 2022 to remember to apply regardless of your EFC and see all of your options before ruling out A&M.