Financing My Undergrad Education

<p>@ianeberle‌ I’m so glad that you’re thinking smart about the situation. If you are at the top 25% of the college’s stats, you’ll get the most in merit aid if they have the merit aid to give.</p>

<p>Keep up with applying for private merit scholarships. With a good system, you can win more money than what you need to attend any college that you choose.</p>

<p>I also recommend that families send appeal financial aid award letters as well since both you and your brother will be in college at the same time.</p>

<p>You can graduate from college debt-free without putting the burden on your family. </p>