Best business Schools with merit aid and other assistance

Paying for College
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<p>I am going to be a transfer student. </p>

<p>3.7/4 GPA with 75 credit hours completed however it is from a recognized foreign college.</p>

<p>Internship in KPMG
Internship in a Call Center in Tianjin, China
Internship in a Dell Authorized Dealership in Pakistan
Organized 3 proper charity events
Internship in ABN-Amro Bank
Dramatics Club president in High school
Captain for Badminton, Cricket in High School</p>

<p>SAT </p>

<p>M 710
W 740
C.R 600 (Screwed up the section :[ )</p>

<p>I am looking for a university with a good business school for BBA and which would give me merit aid or other financial assistance. </p>

<p>I have applied to FAFSA aswell. My parents can only give 6000 bucks a year. Need Financial Assistance BADLY. </p>

<p>MD State resident</p>

<p>Currently Applying to</p>

<p>U of MD College Park
Indiana Bloomington
BYU
Northeastern or BU
MSU</p>

<p>Which one would be better for me ? Any other options. I want to take up a job after under-grad. Please help me !</p>

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<p>IU does not generally have merit scholarships for transfer students. Being OOS, I would not expect much in the way of financial aid. Your best bet is you instate public.</p>

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<p>Most schools do not give merit to transfer students; there are some that do, but the amounts are usually small.</p>

<p>OOS publics can rarely meet FA needs for OOS students. Your best bet may be UMaryland</p>

<p>Your FA is not based on what your parents “say” they can pay, it’s based on their income/assets. If those are highish, it doesn’t that they can’t afford to pay more. </p>

<p>What is your parents income? Do they have assets?</p>

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<p>My EFC as per FAFSA was 4000 $.</p>

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<p>You’re going to have to seek out schools that give a lot of merit w/o loans or minimal loans that meet 100% of need. </p>

<p>Transfer students don’t usually get much merit money.</p>