What universities are known to not give need base aid to out of state students?

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<p>What universities are known to not give need base aid to out of state students?
-Thanks, this can really help eliminate universities off my list</p>

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<p>Michigan State University ( In state resident)
University of Michigan ( In state resident)
University of Wisconsin- Madison
University of Minnesota- Twin Cities
Ohio State University- Columbus
University of Illinios- Urbana Champaign
Indiana University- Bloomington
University of Washington- Seattle
University of Maryland- College Park
Pennslyvania State University- State College
Purdue University- West Lafayette
University of Colorado- Boulder
University of Arizona- Tuscon
Arizona State University- Tempe
University of Texas- Austin
A&M Texas University- College station</p>

<p>Specifically speaking of this list, how are these universities with:</p>

<p>Scholarhips: Academic, Background etc...
Financial aid: Low income, loans etc....</p>

<p>Again all answers should be base on/ for out of state students, thanks.</p>

<p>( Could potentially cut my list in half)</p>

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<p>All of these universities will give some need based aid… the federal money. Beyond that, you need to examine their financial track record.</p>

<p>Such as Penn State has a track record of meeting 61% of need. That’s nothing to write home about.</p>

<p>Michigan typically meets 90% of the need. That’s much better.</p>

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<p>Most of those colleges (except for maybe umich) generally serve mostly the students of their state. I don’t think that they will give an out of state that much aid. In Illinois if u are not very low income, aid is kinda bad, the is coming from an instate student. I think you should look more into UVA and UNCH. And to be honest with you, I would not even be considering any of those out of state school if I was instate for Michigan!</p>