<p>For someone who's family income in the 120-140k range?</p>
<p>Terrible. Which is why I can’t go. I thought money would be the LAST thing preventing me from going to MIT.</p>
<p>Appeal, pigs!</p>
<p>I know all my friends who got into HPM received more at MIT, by far! I was surprised to read that from you! (bested only by S, in all 3 cases)</p>
<p>Don’t let finances decide your college decision! Let them know about your dilemma, I’ve heard MIT’s financial aid office is very understanding!</p>
<p>Selter</p>
<p>My family is in that range, and the aid was awesome. It’s only about a grand more than going to my state school. WAYYYY more than I had hoped for.</p>
<p>It should be all right, considering its MIT</p>
<p>MIT for the last few years had cut my EFC (as calculated by FAFSA) by more than half.</p>
<p>There are a multitude of other factors that go into your EFC, parental income is only a part of it. You should try using MIT’s finaid calculator (it’s on the admissions website somewhere) for a better idea of how much money your family could expect.</p>
<p>Well, my mom is just stoic on this matter. She doesn’t believe it’s much.</p>
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