<p>In this case, both parties have some good points. First, the OP should call WashU financial aid and see if they will increase their funding to make it more comparable to Case.</p>
<p>However if the above does not occur, the I would tend to agree with Sam Lee. An additional 100K is a lot of money for undergrad. I think the wise move is to take the money for undergrad and use the funds for grad school.</p>
<p>Sam Lee - it seems strange to agree with you for probably the first time, but I must admit your logic makes sense in this case (but only if there ends up being a large difference in the cost of undergrad). The best and first option should be to minimize the difference in end cost by talking to WashU financial aid. Prepare your position in advance and let them know that WashU is your first choice if the funding can be worked out. Good luck.</p>