<p>just curious, but where did your parents come from?
Maybe stress to them how bs is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that will nearly guarantee you acceptance to an Ivy League?
Senay, temper tantrums are for TODDLERS. Most older people don't have them. I see this as a sign of your immaturity and an indication that you most likely not get accepted at a bs.
You most likely will not get FA. my rents make lower six figures, and we dont think we'll get full FA (that is, if I get accepted). My advice is a loan or scholarship of some sort, unless you can win more money in bets (lol) or convince your parents that bs is worth it.</p>
<p>Thanks for the sentiment but if you read my other posts this is no longer a problem. I convinced my parents that BS is worth it. Thanks though :)</p>
<p>im actually really charming with strangers and unknown people.....they always find me angelic</p>
<p>amazing
i hope the bs admins are smarter than strangers and unknown people (which by the way strangers and unknown peopole are the same thing)</p>
<p>Why do you need to go to a boarding school for high school if your public one is good? Especially if your parents are not willing to shell out the bucks. However, if you stay in a public school for HS, they may view college as much more of a wise investment and be willing to help out financially. </p>
<p>Oh, wait, this is a prep school admission thread.....</p>
<p>But still, with your parents views, I'd stay in the public HS. You'll likely find appreciative parents willing to help with college. </p>
<p>People without lots of money do not go to prep schools. Your parents interpret their situation as not having money. You can get by with a public HS education. What you really will need is their help with college. I know many immigrant adults who would never in a million years spend big bucks on a high school prep school. No matter how wealthy they were. They would see it as a waste of money. However, those same immigrant adults see college as a good investment.</p>