<p>Actually, yes, the University commits to ensuring that families under the income limit for Odyssey Scholarships get loans replaced with grants. The University received a $100 million grant several years ago that endows this venture, and it has been really helpful to a lot of families. Sure, there are some anomaly situations (say, for some reason your family makes $60,000/year but you have $40,000,000 specifically saved for college, etc) where you won’t qualify, but for the most part, the guidelines on the Odyssey Scholarship are pretty accurate. Honestly, since I don’t get any Odyssey help, I’m not familiar with specifics beyond what is on the website, but the University is really really really committed to providing Odyssey aid to families that qualify (as well as good aid packages to people that don’t).</p>