<p>After transfering to a top college after a year or two, is the financial aid as plentiful for transfers as they are for incoming freshman?</p>
<p>simply put.. no it is not.</p>
<p>the best thing would be to apply and see what your aid package is like if you get accepted. If they expect you to take out a 43,000 dollar loan, you can tell them to shove it.</p>
<p>forgiven, did u get your package? lol</p>
<p>TRANSFER AID SUX, I HAVE BEEN LOOKING @ SO MANY SCHOOLS, NO SCHOOLS OFFER MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS FOR TRANSFERS, UNLESS YOUR A STATE RESIDENT OF THE SCHOOL YOUR APPLYING TO! SO GOOD LUCK IF YOU ARE LOOKING @ PRIVATE SCHOOLS! cuz they will make you take out alot of loans!!</p>
<p>not yet.. but i'm not expecting much at all...</p>
<p>i think the ivy leagues are better with aid, so i'm considering applying to a few or some top private schools that do offer a lot of aid. i don't know.. i wish college was free.. haha.</p>
<p>forgiven, so your not going to accept michigans offer and instead your going to wait to apply for more schools?</p>
<p>oh, i'm definitely going to be at michigan this fall. i'm willing to pay for it. i'm hoping for at least 20k in grants, but i highly doubt it.</p>