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What are some colleges that meet 100% of demonstrated need?

Hi, I'm a junior, and I know that college expenses can be overwhelming. I'm trying to find colleges that meet 100% of demonstrated financial need for their students. Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated!

2 years ago

It's excellent that you're considering financial aid as you explore college options. There are quite a few colleges known to meet 100% of demonstrated financial need for their students. Here's a list of some well-known schools that have this policy:

1. Amherst College

2. Bowdoin College

3. Brown University

4. California Institute of Technology (Caltech)

5. Claremont McKenna College

6. Columbia University

7. Cornell University

8. Dartmouth College

9. Davidson College

10. Duke University

11. Emory University

12. Georgetown University

13. Grinnell College

14. Hamilton College

15. Harvard University

16. Harvey Mudd College

17. Haverford College

18. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

19. Northwestern University

20. Pomona College

21. Princeton University

22. Rice University

23. Stanford University

24. Swarthmore College

25. University of Chicago

26. University of Notre Dame

27. University of Pennsylvania

28. University of Southern California

29. Vanderbilt University

30. Vassar College

31. Washington and Lee University

32. Wellesley College

33. Wesleyan University

34. Williams College

35. Yale University

This is not an exhaustive list but provides a solid starting point for your research. Keep in mind that these schools tend to be highly competitive, so it's essential to maintain a strong academic and extracurricular profile. Also, don't forget to use each school's Net Price Calculator to estimate your expected family contribution and potential financial aid package.

In addition, you may want to explore merit scholarships and local or regional scholarships that could help you alleviate some financial burdens. Good luck in your college search!

2 years ago

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