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Colleges (at least private ones) have personalized pricing, so any such publication wouldn't be useful. (They call this "scholarships" but in reality it depend
by dboreham 3y ago
Colleges (at least private ones) have personalized pricing, so any such publication wouldn't be useful.
(They call this "scholarships" but in reality it depends on how much money you have. Also you can negotiate pricing, like a car dealership.)
- OkayPhysicist 3y agoNot just how much money you have, but also how valuable you are to the school. Private schools, unlike public ones, tend to give out merit based scholarships regardless of income status, because introducing potential founders to potential investors is a key selling point.