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> But if you make $130,001/year, you pay thousands? No. From the article: > Another part of the program will help students whose family income surpasses the m
by augustocallejas 8y ago
> But if you make $130,001/year, you pay thousands?
No. From the article:
> Another part of the program will help students whose family income surpasses the maximum: If their family's income is between $130,000 and $200,000, they can still get grants covering at least half of their tuition.
- psychometry 8y agoI'm right. From their own website: https://financialaid.rice.edu/thericeinvestment https://financialaid.rice.edu/thericeinvestment
- kss238 8y agoYou're wrong and misunderstanding the website. That is only the minimum they guarantee for each income bracket. Someone earning $65,001 will have substantially the same finaid package as someone making $65,000. Go try out the npc and see for yourself.
- psychometry 8y agoI'm not misunderstanding the website; I'm just reading what's written on it and there is no mention of an additional within-bracket gradient.