YCBK 472: If a College Doesn’t Use Test Scores In Decisions, Does it Hurt To Send High Scores
Introduction : Mark answers a question from a high school senior, if I did very well on my test scores and I am applying to colleges that do no use tet scores, is it okay if I let them know my scores in a clever way; Erin Wolfe, 18 Reasons why aid awards are all over the place from one school to another;
Mark interviews Erin Wolfe: Part 2-Preview
- I start out by asking Erin about why do some schools that require the CSS PROFILE do not share their home equity multiplier they use
- I ask Erin about reason number 8, how some colleges treat multiple kids in college differently than other colleges
- I ask Erin about reason 9, how some colleges treat a reduction in income after the base year as something they can use to increase your aid award, versus other colleges who do make this adjustment
- I ask Erin about reason 10, how some schools handle medical expenses and other expenses and how different schools handle this; Erin shares the things that are considered vs those are not considered
- I ask Erin about reason 11-how colleges vary on how they handle it if one parent decides to retire early
- I ask Erin about reason 12, someone didn’t need aid at first, so they didn’t apply for it, but now they do need aid, how different colleges handle this
- Listen and enjoy
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