<p>If you had read the booklet, they said they calculated the possible costs you would have when applying there, and they add up possible Tuition Costs, Dorms Costs, Food, Books, and such. So I think they do cover mostly everything but personal costs.</p>
<p>okay thank you! Yeah that is what I read in the articles,but I just wanted to make sure because my parents wanted proof , and I just went blank. Thank you though!</p>
<p>Woah, woah, I just saying that someone told me. I personally don't see how's that possible. SO DON'T FREAK OUT. THEY HAVE TO PAY FULL WAY, if you are broke like me LOL. But seriously, they'll make sure you leave college with the lowest amount of debt or even better most likely no debt.
Check their Website, they have news on that.</p>
<p>kidding, but I have heard some crazy stories about cornell Fin aid, like people with a step dad who makes 2mil/year only paying like, 28k, or family farmers who need to pay all 50k/yr.</p>
<p>I'm definitely going to have to appeal the fin-aid package when I receive it on monday... My parents owned a business that made around 30k-ish a year, but it recently lost its contract so technically even though my parents still own it, it's making nada for us.</p>