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Does Applying for Financial Aid Lower Your College Acceptance Odds?

Great College Advice

Many families worry that their student won’t be accepted if they check the box on the college application indicating that they will be applying for financial aid. So, this is the question I hear over and over: “Does applying for financial aid hurt my college admissions chances?” Just applying for aid will not hurt you.

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Why Your School Should Post Tuition on Your Website

Enrollment Catalyst

A recent debate has emerged among private and faith-based schools: should tuition be posted online? ” We both believe that schools should intentionally post tuition rates on their website within the context of affordability and accessibility. When a school withholds tuition, it raises suspicion.

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Four Reasons Why Small, Rural Liberal Arts Colleges Are a Good Choice

Grown & Flown

They can be surprisingly affordable Private institutions typically offer much more generous financial aid packages to top-choice students, as an incentive in an increasingly competitive market. And yes, small, rural colleges have added vulnerabilities, such as more limited endowments and increased tuition dependence.

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My Family Never Told Me They Couldn’t Pay My College Bill

Grown & Flown

In my early twenties, I no longer needed to watch scary movies because I had lived through this cautionary tale about college financial aid. Additionally, my authority figure–whose income was a key factor in the FAFSA calculation –didnt shed any light on how to pay my tuition fees.

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No Magic Wand: The Key to Enrollment Marketing Success

Enrollment Catalyst

Lasting enrollment growth and marketing effectiveness require a comprehensive, strategic approach that integrates marketing, admissions, retention, and financial aid. Schools must proactively address financial concerns and communicate the real cost of attendance. But the truth is, there is no magic wand.

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Need Financial Aid for College?

Berkeley² Academy

Dont Miss the FAFSA Priority Deadline With the rising cost of college tuition at both public and private institutions, it is important to fully understand all the financial aid options available to students. Dont forget that you need to fill out a FAFSA each year to receive financial aid.

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Cheapest Ivy League School: Comparing Tuition, Fees, Aid, and More

AdmissionSight

Princeton’s financial aid program is recognized as one of the most generous in the country, making it far more affordable for low- and middle-income families. For the 2024–2025 academic year, Princeton’s tuition, housing, and food costs total $82,650, but the estimated average grant for an aid student is around $72,000.