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Originally Posted by cuervo72
Dola- actually, I need to look at A&M again. Son is a National Merit Finalizt, which brings some money, and might also trigger a non-resident tuition waiver.
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I think you'll have a near 100% chance for a waiver then. It only takes $4K per year of University scholarships to get the out state waiver. I think that's something like top 25% of the graduating class and 1200+ on the SAT. I'm sure he's well above those levels.
Just an example, my son graduated from High School last year. His SAT was high (1420 maybe?) but his class rank was only like top 24%. A&M offered him $4 or $5K per year. Houston offered the same exact amount and he ended up at Houston instead.