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<p>None of the above schools meets full need. So…truthfully, there really isn’t a way to predict your full financial aid package from any of them. </p>
<p>Are you a strong student who might qualify for some merit aid in addition to need based aid? I know that U of South Carolina allows “stacking” of financial aid up to the cost of attendance. In other words, you could receive need based aid, AND one of their merit scholarships up to the total cost of attendance. There are several scholarships at USC that are quite good…Cooper, Mckissick which offer a scholarship towards the instate tuition costs. The Carolina Scholars which I believe offers full tuition/room/board and a laptop to very highly qualified applicants.</p>
<p>You need to have at least one school on your list that you could attend barring financial aid issues.</p>