Lowball Aid Offer? Here’s the Secret to Getting More
It's me, Andy, again, with another fun fact about financial aid and scholarships:
Colleges are deliberately vague about financial aid. Ever notice that they never publish a "recipe" for scholarships?
As in, "If you have a GPA of X, and SATs of Y, you'll get the Super Duper Chancellor's Presidential VIP Scholarship of $25,000."
You won't find specific information like that on 99% of the college websites out there.
But then, once you GET a financial aid or scholarship award, things won't necessarily get more clear.
Instead, they make it confusing so you don’t notice when they leave money off the table.
You might miss it at first, but as you tally up the actual, free money (grants and scholarships) offer, compared to the actual COST of college, you might be left scratching your head and wondering,
“Where’s the beef?”
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- Andy Lockwood
P.S. I said it before and I'll say it again:
If you ask for more, they won’t take away their acceptance offer. Relax.
Colleges know how to play this high stakes game. They might put on the four corners offense stall, and ask you to complete some additional paperwork (yay, more forms). You'll need to write up a Letter of Explanation.
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