<p>Not sure how Mudd would treat her community college credits, though. They do not accept any college credits in non-STEM college courses (my D is an incoming freshman for the fall, and they won’t even take credits for courses comparable to humanities courses they offer). It looks like they will give credit for STEM courses, but the OP would want to talk to them about this before having his D apply.</p>
<p>Agree that merit aid may be tough to get there without higher test scores. Although there seems to be more to it than that… my D had a 2380 SAT (superscored) and 800 Math II subject test, and still didn’t get merit from them.</p>