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CTbballDad posted:
Please note the table is for 2 kids in school and makes no mention of assets, on top of your income. So you essentially need double the Average Net Cost to determine your EFC.
I don't want any newbies to think if they're making $185,000 and sending one kid to school, they'll a $30,000 Financial Aide Grant. Not gonna happen...

Nope. That asterisk is for the last two categories (215-245, and above 245). The asterisk doesn't apply to the other categories.

Edited: yes, assets play a role. That's likely why even the lowest income categories don't have 100% who qualify.

12/4/1812:11 PM

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