@NoviceDad Case would be $100k less than Boston. Our daughter is very practical and would not want us “wasting” our money so we have resisted mentioning what’d we’d prefer as we know once we say “we want to save 100k” her decision will be made for our sake. We can manage the $100k if Boston is where she’ll be happiest.
Anyone who is afraid of standardized tests will have very stressful path. My niece always struggled despite trying hard and it was painful to watch her to go thru that (multiple MCATs, not so great USMLE) but she survived and now going for fellowship.
First…when you approach the school…don’t use “negotiation”. Use “reconsideration”.
You can present the higher offer to the other school for reconsideration. Are these need based awards? If so…what is your basis for reconsideration? Reduced income? High medical bills? What?
Or you could use 4 years of UG effectively. You get one extra summer, more time during regular academic year. One can sign up for research credits. My son had close to 2000 research hours in 4 years of UG.
I am considering Harvard(75K) , however their package is not attractive as compare to other peers such as Stanford, Princeton, Brown, Emory. I hoping to have Harvard reconsider the package.
I am just trying to find out, which college/peers( Standford or Princeton or Emory etc) should I give Harvard for reconsideration? Below are package offered
Agree. I have met someone locally whose two kids chose BS/MD over admissions to lottery schools for the simple reason they didnt want to take MCAT to get into med school.
They are just putting the long tests off by 5-6 years to step 1.