Hello everyone! I'm applying to colleges and I've heard some schools are need-blind, meaning they don't consider your financial situation when making admissions decisions. Is USC one of these need-blind schools? If it isn't, will applying for financial aid negatively impact my chances of getting in?
Hello! USC is a need-blind institution, meaning they don't consider an applicant's financial situation when making admissions decisions. On top of that, USC says it's committed to meeting 100% of demonstrated need for students. I hope this information helps you!
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