Private Scholarships - Regular Kid With High Stats

tsbna44
Thu, 19 Sep 2024 07:24:08 +0000

I don’t see either school happening. You want $40k - head south. Bama and smaller and respected UAH will beat $20k. Ms State, Ole Miss, Texas Tech and more will be great.

FSU mid 20s if you deliver on the SAT but the engineering school is off campus. UF mid 40s. UCF another winner as is USF.

Schools like Kansas, Kansas State, Iowa State would work as would big city UMN with $15k merit you’d likely get. Mizzou and Missouri Science and Tech would both work. Nebraska and Louisville too.

Wouldn’t waste my time on Clemson but U of SC could be worth a gamble. The Clemson rep is stronger but the $$ aren’t.

If aeronautics were of interest both Embry Riddle and Florida Tech could work.

If smaller schools are desired, programs at Tennessee Tech, UAH, and Missouri Science and Tech are worth a look.

And I hear Rose Hulman goes deep. York College of PA is a private with low tuition and merit.

But the definite price getters are the schools are those with auto merit (Bama, UAH, Ms state, ku, etc) so there’s no guessing and they crush your budget. Or full price like UF and Purdue that hot regardless albeit with little wiggle room.

Then you mix in schools like UMN, U of SC, Miami Ohio, Ohio State, Michigan State, UGA - that could meet your target. Note the word could, not would.

You can throw a Santa Clara, BU and Clemson but it’s very small odds they’ll work.

But if you want small, many will have CS like CNU. But these may have engineering physics or electrical but not meche.