<p>And if it matter my dad has a full time job and my mom 3 part time jobs</p>
<p>By law, every college must have a net-price calculator on their website that will predict how much it will cost each family for a child to attend their college. As Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Stanford are known to give the most generous financial aid packages to middle class families, your best bet would be to have your parents input their income, savings, stocks, home equity et all into those calculators and see what it would cost them to send you to college. I would do the same for all the colleges on your list so you, and your parents, will know if you can afford a college before you apply. Here, I’ll get you started:
[Net</a> Price Calculator](<a href=“http://npc.fas.harvard.edu/]Net”>http://npc.fas.harvard.edu/)
[Yale</a> Net Price Calculator | Yale College Admissions](<a href=“http://admissions.yale.edu/yale-net-price-calculator]Yale”>Estimate Your Cost | Yale College Undergraduate Admissions)
[Princeton</a> Financial Aid Estimator<em>|</em>Princeton University](<a href=“http://www.princeton.edu/admission/financialaid/estimator/]Princeton”>http://www.princeton.edu/admission/financialaid/estimator/)
[Net</a> Price Calculator : Stanford University](<a href=“Financial Aid : Stanford University”>Financial Aid : Stanford University)</p>
<p>Please repost on the FA & Scholarships forum.</p>