<p>Actually, karagon7, for Stanford, Yale, Princeton and some other schools (I'm not sure just which off the top of my head) the FA package applicants receive is exactly the same as they would receive whether they are QB College Match recipients, get into the school RD using a QB fee waiver, or don't use QB at all. (And for the schools listed in, in many cases this package probably will be one with $0 EFC from the family.)</p>
<p>Assuming the OP is low-income or middle-class, Stanford is essentially free: Tuition isn't charged for families that make under 100k and room and board are free for families with incomes under 60k. It sounds like he's got a pretty good deal in Stanford. He might have a student contribution for his school supplies.</p>
<p>Great news, Mr. Tubbz! Enjoy your success.</p>
<p>Mr. Tubbz, ~<em>~</em>~<em>Congratulations</em>~<em>~</em>~*~ Praise God and give a big hug to your mom! She must be sooooo proud.</p>
<p>Congrats Mr. Tubbs!! I'm sure you will make the very best of your opportunity.</p>
<p>Thank you guys so much, Stanford is still surreal to my family and I....we are somewhat dazed lol......have a couple more schools I'm waiting on....but I can approach Monday with confidence knowing I have a flippen top 5 school in the Bag! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!</p>
<p>Michael, I agree with so many of the above posters! My D goes to Brown, so just a little more input-- she says that it definitely is not as quirky as its reputation might lead everyone to believe! It has many different types of diversity, and some of the students are probably quirky, but it's not as hippie-dippie as it may appear. She also says, though, that it is not very diverse racially. I think the school is consciously trying to broaden their constituency in this area, though, so I would definitely agree that you should check it out. She absolutely loves the school! Best of luck to you, Michael, you seem like a wonderful young man!</p>
<p>Savor this time and enjoy..you earned it! Pay all the schools that invite you in respect and then go with your heart...where you know you will learn and also be happiest.<br>
happy for you!</p>
<p>Praise God and Congratulations to you. You are such a good role model for today's youth and great things are in store for you.</p>
<p>I am SO happy for you!!!!!! Don't be afraid to go for any school that accepts you. You have what it takes to be successful anywhere!</p>
<p>Mr. Tubbz,
I love it when the good guys win! Many, many congrats.</p>
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<p>Personal insults are not allowed by the College Confidential Terms of Service.</p>
<p>In no way is Mr Tubbz "arrogant", "full of himself" or "pompous" in being proud that his hard work got him admission to a wonderful college. </p>
<p>You need to learn some manners and respect for other people.</p>
<p>Congratulations, Mr Tubbz! :D</p>
<p>We are all so proud of you and your accomplishments. Crow! Jump! Sing! Dance! You are inspirational to young people that follow in your footsteps. But for now just glow in the warm sunshine of your accomplisments!</p>
<p>Thank you Final Results: </p>
<p>Accepted:
Morehouse ( full ride), American U ( Frederick Douglass Scholarship), UCLA, UC Berkeley , UVA, USC ( Presidential Scholarship) , Stanford, Columbia </p>
<p>Waitlisted
Wash U, Harvard, Wharton
Rejected
Duke, Princeton, Yale</p>
<p>** Really happy and feel exceptionally blessed......college admissions is a crap shoot........thanks for all your well wishes and support!!!!!!!!!!</p>
<p>Mr. Tubbz,
I agree with Triguena, we are so proud of you.
Congratulations on an amazing cycle. You have some wonderful choices at some wonderful schools. Breathe, visit, pray and have faith that you will end up where you need to be.</p>
<p>MR. Tubbz,</p>
<p>As a mom who has followed your trials and accomplishments over the past few months, </p>
<p>all I can say is CONGRATULATIONS, never underestimate your ability, to get to where you are now is something to crow about for sure.
Your modest/humble personality is your strong quality, and I see a fantastic future for you in whatever school you choose.</p>
<p>Mr.Tubbz, my DD was fortunate to be a RBS finalist along with you, and I have read your story and followed your many posts. I am honored that my DD was among you as a finalist. Your story and posts are truly heartfelt and insperational! I wish you the best wherever you go, they will be fortunate to have you.</p>
<p>MR. Tubbz, make sure you let us know which school you choose! BTW, you have every right to be proud & happy ... and WE TOLD YOU to let us know what happened to you ... so we're glad you did exactly that.</p>