<p>You must remember that just because a school meets 100% od your DEMONSTRATED NEED (not what you think you need but what the SCHOOL thinks you need) meeting 100% of financial need does not always mean grants or scholarship aid but can be loan money (which theoretically the school can give you loans to cover 100% of your tuition and there fore has met 100% of your demonstrated need).</p>
<p>I would suggest that you research the schools which you are interested in , see what percentage of students get finanical aid, the average grant aid, and the average amount of indebtness that a student graduates with.</p>