how much $ can I get if any?

Paying for College
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<p>Act-27</p>

<p>GPA - 4.1 or 4.2 (no clue unweighted)</p>

<p>class rank - top 10% or 15%</p>

<p>Sports teams - Track, Rugby, Cross Country</p>

<p>Clubs - asian club, itialian club, spanish club, chess club, beta club, nhs,
njhs , diversity counsel, science club, art club, young republicans society, bowling club, investment club, debate team</p>

<p>Leadership positions - Founder & President of Italian club, Vice-President of chess club, future founder of recycling club(work in progress), manager of the cross country team</p>

<p>Never made a "C"</p>

<p>Volunteer - 79 hours for a childrens museum and 49 for Habitat for Humanity and volunteered at an event for prostate cancer awareness(more coming this summer) </p>

<p>"Advance Classes" - AP human geography, AP art history, AP english (junior and senior year), AP statistics, AP calculus, AP U.S. history, pre-ap english, honors biology, honors chemistry, honors physical science, honors geometry, honers algebra II, </p>

<p>P.S. - will it help me get into kelly school of business if I am taking business law 1 and 2, accounting 1 and 2, and business management 1 and 2???</p>

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<p>I'm just gonna answer the topic question, "how much $ can I get if any???" </p>

<p>It all depends. If your family's annual income is $100000+ and you're the only one going to college it is very possible that you will get only a small amount of aid. If you were not already aware, you have to fill out a mountain of financial forms to submit to the college so they can evaluate how much money you have and how much you need to be able to afford their college. Do you consider yourself well-off or not very well-off, or inbetween?</p>

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<p>At Indiana U? Based on merit, probably very little unfortunately. I know people with better stats who got not very much or none at all. Don't know about your financial need though.</p>

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<p>Have you considered retaking the ACT? I don't know about the university you are considering but at my Ds school (our State U) she was able to increase her scholarship money considerably by increasing her ACT to a 32. The difference between a 30 and a 32 amounted to several thousand $s a year.</p>