<p>So i was recently admitted to Clemson's Engineering school. I have a 3.4ish unweighted, 3.7ish (weighted), 1350/1990 sats. So any chances on some good merit aid? do i stand ne chance of getting the oos tuition waiver or watnot?</p>
<p>also, my efc was below 8000. my family normally makes alot more than this, but my parents were unemployed for a good portion of this year. Does clemson meet a large portion of the tuition gap, or am i gonna be stuck with close to the sticker price?</p>
<p>o and btw i applied by the priority deadline.</p>
<p>Ne one?????</p>
<p>I believe that the merit aid is still being considered. Do you have any idea what your class rank would be?</p>
<p>My school doesnt rank, or give ne indication of what tier of students i would be in. So idk how that would affect me</p>
<p>the most i would hope for would be like 5k a year merit wise. that would be nice. but hopefully i will get a lot of need based aid. Like i'm thinking if i could get the price down to about 12 or 13k a year then it would be a no brainer to go here. My instate school OSU, will end up costing me under 10k, which is what i pay for my private school ne ways. So unless I can get Clemson's sticker price down, idk if my parents are gonna pay for me to go here when i could go to osu for dirt cheap. (which would suck cuz i love clemson, and really want to get out of ohio)</p>
<p>My son (OOS) applied Priority and was accepted in mid-November. The offer of in-state tuition and an additional $1000 scholarship came with the acceptance. The letter indicated that other need-based aid/merit scholarships notifications would be sent in April. The in-state tuition certainly makes a big difference in the decision-making process!</p>
<p>if you already got accepted, but didnt hear about merit scholarship yet, i know they're sending out the second batch of scholarships in late march. that's what the admissions office told me when i called them.</p>
<p>cool. Thats part of what i was asking for. I guess i should ask this differently. Current clemson students and people who know a lot about clemson: how good is need-based financial at clemson? If i have say a 20,000 dollar gap (what i can pay subtracted from the COA), how much can i expect clemson to give me?</p>