Schools at which a 1400 SAT (CR+M) reduces billable OOS costs to <$20K (automatic)

<p>Most of us have examined the long threads about automatic merit scholarships, but the details can be overwhelming. As a "CliffsNotes" version of all this information, I'd find it helpful to create a simple list of OOS tuition and fees, room and board for students with 1400s. Here's a list as a starter - can you add to it?:</p>

<p>Alabama - current year OOS costs = $8214 after Presidential Scholarship
Ole Miss - $13,594 after Academic Excellence Nonresident Tuition Award
LSU - $9,963 after Flagship Scholars Award (requires 1440)
Utah State - $5,070 after Presidential Scholarship
Ohio U. - $12,585 after Gateway Awards
Arizona State - $20,596) after President's Award (close enough)</p>

<p>University of Minnesota - Morris charges the same for OOS as for IS. Currently the cost of tuition, fees, room and board is $18,582. Additional automatic scholarships are available based on class rank: top 5%=$3500 per year, top 10%= $2,500 per year, top 20%= $1000 per year.</p>

<p>UMN Morris is a smaller campus, more like a LAC than a big public U.</p>

<p>[Non-Resident</a> Freshman | Scholarships | Admissions | University of Wyoming](<a href=“404 - Page Not Found”>http://www.uwyo.edu/admissions/scholarships/non-resident-freshman.html)</p>

<p>University of Wyoming, OOS Tuition, Room & Board is $19,952
With the 5K Scholarship for OOS Freshman, cost would be: $14,952</p>

<p>*Alabama - current year OOS costs = $8214 after Presidential Scholarship
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<p>Are you including both the Presidential (free tuition) and the Engineering ($2500/yr) scholarships?</p>

<p>West Virginia University, COA is $24,870 for OOS, included Tuition, Room & Board. </p>

<p>“Academic Excellence Level 2” for OOS is $7,000/ per year, bringing COA to $17,870</p>

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<p>Good point, Mom2CK - If the OOS 1400 at Alabama is an Engineering major, the figure drops to $5714.</p>

<p>Also, the OOS costs for South Dakota State are $13,720. For OOS 1400s at the U. of South Dakota, it would be $15,260.</p>

<p>Here’s the latest tally:</p>

<p>U. of Alabama - $8,214 after Presidential Scholarship ($5,714 for an Engineering major)
Ole Miss - $13,594 after Academic Excellence Nonresident Tuition Award
LSU - $9,963 after Flagship Scholars Award (requires 1440)
Utah State - $5,070 after Presidential Scholarship
Ohio U. - $12,585 after Gateway Awards
Arizona State - $20,596 after President’s Award (close enough)
U. of Wyoming - $14,952 after $5,000 OOS award
West Virginia University - $17,870 after “Academic Excellence Level 2”
South Dakota State - $13,720
U. of South Dakota - $15,260
Troy University - $0 after the Millennium Scholar’s Award (full tuition, room and board w/ a 1380)</p>

<p>I think Waco’s Baylor University can get you there.</p>

<p>Sometimes you get what you pay for. Just saying.</p>

<p>OK, this one may be another one, not exactly in black & white: </p>

<p>University of Nevada - Reno, OOS Tuition, Room & Board total $17,766 </p>

<p>The Room & Board had various choices, I used the higher ones. </p>

<p>(Did not pick a single room, freshmen usually don’t get single rooms)
(Even with a single room, it would still be under $20,000) </p>

<p>The SAT of 1400 appears to get you merit of $1500 or $2500 per year.
There is a calculator there where you plug in GPA, ACT or SAT.</p>

<p>We seriously considered Wyoming for S1. We were quite impressed with some of the faculty bios, the engineering program and the new business school.</p>

<p>Re: Baylor, I don’t think so Xiggi… Baylor’s Tuition/Fees this coming year will be $32k, with another $11k for Room/Board, and $3k for books/personal for a COA of $46k. The automatic scholarship that comes with 1400+ is for $17,000, bringing tuition to $15k, and COA to $29k. They do much more for NMFs, but not simply for 1,400+ SATs.</p>

<p>^^ Gotcha. You have to have the SAT **and **the NM to get ful tuition rebated. </p>

<p><a href=“Undergraduate Admissions | Baylor University”>Undergraduate Admissions | Baylor University;

<p>Baylor provides a full tuition academic scholarship to National Merit Finalists who select Baylor as their first choice college. Further, the Regents’ Gold Scholarship is augmented by the recipients’ SAT* or ACT score.</p>