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True for most every school not just ivys

• cbsks 2y ago
  Maybe private universities, but certainly not the public university I went to. People with low incomes financed their education with loans, not scholarships.
  • wil421 2y ago
    The only other option is Pell for federal aid. Luckily my state used to offer 100% tuition for B/3.0+ students. They still offer up to 100% with 2 scholarships but the main scholarship is not 100% anymore. It’s funded by the lottery. Either way it doesn’t include room and board. A job is necessary to live but not for the scholarship.
• bastawhiz 2y ago
  Man, if only this was true!