Scholarships: Ignatius & Magis

brutus0310
Sun, 20 Dec 2009 22:42:28 +0000

Maybe I am the only one out there that feels that paying now is better than paying later. Top employers usually pay at least half to have their best educated employees get their masters, but times are changing.

I think the best thing to do is to fill out your FASFA and see how much money they say you should have to pay. This effects what the schools give you in grants. Much depends on how many other kids you have in private high schools and colleges. I have two and both are receiving scholarships and grants. The college loans I have now are less than the car loan I had two years ago. Out of all the parents I know with kids the same as mine, only the ones who go to state schools are paying the full fare. If the school really wants you kid, then the FA office will make it work for you. Ask before you write off a top tier school because of the cost.