<p>Could any current students with 100k-125k income tell me what their Grinnell financial aid packages looked like?</p>
<p>Thanks so much!</p>
<p>I have the same question:D</p>
<p>ditto.....</p>
<p>I THINK I'm in that category this year, maybe closer to $120,000. It's complicated cuz it's not just income. My parents also bought a house recently, but a house that is decreasing in value. Anyway, in short, I'm paying $20,000 BUT I have a brother in college. SO, if you're the only child in college, expect to pay almost full?? On the bright side, I had only $2000 in loans this year and I still have a work study. Honestly, no one knows... Chances are, you'll get a scholarship, almost everyone I know has a scholarship of some form. Then grants maybe.</p>
<p>A lot depends on assets, not just income. A family in that range without significant assets is going to get a lot more aid than one with a vacation house and a big investment portfolio. Try the finaid calculators to figure your EFC.</p>