Schools that cover 100%(or close) of family need

<p>Hello,</p>

<p>So the time has come and I’ve filled out the FAFSA, and my EFC is fairly low (below $200, but not $0).</p>

<p>I was wondering what “decent” schools out there that I could get into with my stats cover 100% (or close to it, seeing how low my EFC is)…</p>

<p>I’ve already applied to the usual florida schools because of Bright Futures I’d be going to school basically for free in Florida.</p>

<h1>My stats are below:</h1>

<p>High School GPA: 3.6 W / 3.3 UW ( i think)
College GPA: 3.57 (dual enrolled… taken most of the gen-ed requirements)
rank: 12/101
SAT: 1110 CR(550) + Math(560) / 1670 including writing
urm (black male)</p>

<p>classes:
i’ve taken a bunch of general college courses to knock them out of the way (freshman english 1 & 2, about 3 math classes, taking chemistry next semester)</p>

<p>ECs:
Church Youth Group
Computer / Lan Party Club
Computer tutorials at retirement center
(does this count: I used volunteer to be in charge of all the boys basketball teams statistics)</p>

<p>Work Experience:</p>

<h1>Throughout my high school years i’ve had a total of 4 (including 1 internship) jobs to help supplment our household income. Currently I’m a junior systems engineer for an IT consulting firm here (I mainly maintain the networks and linux servers)</h1>

<p>TIA</p>

<p>[edit]
whoops, forgot to mention I’m still in a pickle between (computer/electrical) engineering and accounting/finance</p>

<p>bizzump! ===</p>

<p>anything with a huge endowement, or even a relatively big one is going to offer full need. that encompasses some of the more prestigious universities, tho not all of them… cmu, for example, doesn’t. ones u get below that, i don’t think very many schools do. some, like BU, have a matrix where the smarter u are, the bigger % of need u’ll get, but almost none, as far as i know, meet 100% of need</p>