Question: Vaccinations for Children

[larsIU]

I know you get it, but these scholarships from private schools are a big shell game. My oldest (currently a frosh at IU), got huge money from Rose and Dayton and out of state publics like Miami and UC. IU still ended up being the “cheapest” at $30+k.

I will say Dayton kept adding money way past decision date. I think the Common App makes predicting class size more challenging.

Yeah, some schools are “buyers.”

I’ve long had my thumb on the scale for one of IU, Purdue, Butler, or Cincy. Good educations at all and three of them have incredibly diverse curricula.

She wants to go to a school in a city because of “asthetics” and her mother is enough of a squish to let this happen.

Apparently Indianapolis and Cincy aren’t cities in her mind. It’s going to come to a head and I’ll be the bad guy. C’est la vie.

 

[Cortez88]

Yeah, some schools are “buyers.”

I’ve long had my thumb on the scale for one of IU, Purdue, Butler, or Cincy. Good educations at all and three of them have incredibly diverse curricula.

She wants to go to a school in a city because of “asthetics” and her mother is enough of a squish to let this happen.

Apparently Indianapolis and Cincy aren’t cities in her mind. It’s going to come to a head and I’ll be the bad guy. C’est la vie.

Does Ham County get the UC reciprocal tuition? We get in state rates there for Johnson County. It’s been a pretty popular school for CG kids. Their co op program is really impressive for career prospects.

 

[larsIU]

Does Ham County get the UC reciprocal tuition? We get in state rates there for Johnson County. It’s been a pretty popular school for CG kids. Their co opt program is really impressive for career prospects.

Yep. Like $500 more or something than pure instate.

Agree on the coop