Reply to "Scholarship Stacking Requirements"

Go44dad10,000+ posts

So, follow up question. The academic aid for an entering freshman is (minimum requirement/school specific as stated above). What is second/third/fourth year based on?

Not looking for a specific answer, just pointing out the parents financial risk of losing the academic aid going forward.

A friend’s son met entry requirements to an unnamed (pig sooeey) out of state university freshman year. The majority of the out of state fee was waiver based on ACT/SAT/HS grades. Sophomore year, dad got an extra $14k bill b/c son didn’t hit the minimum grade requirements his frosh year.

Specifics obscured a bit above, but generally true story.

1/27/208:42 PM

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