Colleges That I Could Get A Almost Full Ride

Paying for College
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<p>Weighted GPA: 4.7
Unweighted:3.92
SAT: 1774
ACT:26
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<p>What state are you in?</p>

<p>What is your major?</p>

<p>What is your Math + CR score?</p>

<p>You’d probably have to go pretty low on the ladder to find a full ride. Do you need a full ride? Can your family pay for anything?</p>

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<p>A 1774 on the SAT is impossible…</p>

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<p>he’s including all 3 sections and the 4 is probably a typo</p>

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<p>With a 1770 SAT score, I think the chances of you getting a full ride/almost full ride anywhere are pretty slim. Maybe large scholarships that cover significant portions of tuition.A number of historically black colleges do have scholarships that fit that, though.</p>

<p>Howard gives significant scholarships to people with SAT scores starting from 1170 CR+M. Assuming that CR+M score is somewhere in the 1170-1290 range, which is most likely, you would be eligible for a tuition and fees scholarship there. Hampton University also has a scholarship called Hampton Scholars that is awarded to students who range in a 1200-1290 in the CR+M. It is a 4-year tuition scholarship. If you have an 1100-1190, then the award is a partial tuition scholarship. Fisk University awards full tuition scholarships to students with a 3.5 GPA and about a 1760 or higher on the SAT. Tuskegee University awards a full tuition scholarship to applicats with at least an 1180 (if you have an 1100, it’s only $10,000). Xavier University of Louisiana offers a full tuition, room, and board scholarship to students with an 1170 on the SAT.</p>