U Delaware out of state

MYOS1634
Thu, 24 Apr 2014 17:13:06 +0000

the out-of-state tuition is double the price as in state since UD is public. I have virtually no money to pay for college due to my family’s financial situation.

Then Udel isn’t the right college for you. If you run the net price calculator, you’ll see it’s unaffordable. It doesn’t have lots of money for OOS applicants - as a public university it serves in-state residents first and even for them it’s not super generous with aid.
You’ll need to run the net price calculator on each college website, but you should be able to get need-based/merit (either or ) from: Clark, Goucher, Ithaca, Dickinson, Muhlenberg, Albright, Franklin&Marshall, Wooster, Allegheny, Hiram, Wells, Wheaton (MA), Washington&Jefferson, Drew, Providence, Fairfield, Connecticut College, some SUNYs. Of course, apply to TCNJ.
As suggested before, check out the sticky threads at the top of the financial aid forum on this website (“automatic scholarships” and “competitive scholarship”).
Since your family sounds like you’re lower-income, you can check into Questbridge.
Finally, this website is designed for first generation college applicants and below is the list of all colleges that meet 100% of your financial need. They’re all highly/very selecive but St Olaf and Gettysburg tend to be a bit easier to get into.
Counselor & Advisor Resource Hub - Including College Greenlight | Appily;