Colleges that “meet full need” will offer admitted students enough financial aid to cover the difference between a college’s price of attendance and a family’s ability to pay. The amount a family should be able to pay is determined by financial aid formulas.
Colleges That Meet 100% of Financial Need
These colleges reported meeting 100% of need for full-time students, with financial aid packages that exclude private loans, unsubsidized federal loans, or parent PLUS loans. Data are self-reported and published by Peterson’s.
*These 11 colleges report meeting 100% of financial need for freshman, but for not all undergraduates. Many of these colleges still mean above 90% of financial need for undergraduates.
http://money.com/money/5661696/colleges-that-meet-full-financial-need/
Colleges that “meet full need” will offer admitted students enough financial aid to cover the difference between a college’s price of attendance and a family’s ability to pay. The amount a family should be able to pay is determined by financial aid formulas.
Colleges That Meet 100% of Financial NeedThese colleges reported meeting 100% of need for full-time students, with financial aid packages that exclude private loans, unsubsidized federal loans, or parent PLUS loans. Data are self-reported and published by Peterson’s.
Amherst College Barnard College Bates College Babson College* Boston College Bowdoin College Brown University Bryn Mawr College California Institute of Technology Carleton College Case Western Reserve University* Claremont McKenna College Colby College Colgate University College of the Holy Cross Colorado College Columbia University Connecticut College Cornell University Dartmouth College Davidson College Denison University* Dickinson College* Duke University Emory University Franklin & Marshall College Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering Georgetown University Grinnell College Hamilton College Harvard University Harvey Mudd College Haverford College Johns Hopkins University Kenyon College Lafayette College Macalester College Marietta College* Massachusetts Institute of Technology Middlebury College Mount Holyoke College Northeastern University* Oberlin College Occidental College Pitzer College Pomona College Princeton University Reed College Rice University Scripps College Skidmore College* Smith College Stanford University St. Olaf College* Swarthmore College Thomas Aquinas College Trinity College Tufts University* Union College University of Chicago University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill University of Notre Dame University of Pennsylvania University of Richmond University of Southern California University of Virginia Vanderbilt University Vassar College Wake Forest University Washington and Lee University Washington University in St. Louis Wellesley College Wesleyan University Williams College Yale University*These 11 colleges report meeting 100% of financial need for freshman, but for not all undergraduates. Many of these colleges still mean above 90% of financial need for undergraduates.
http://money.com/money/5661696/colleges-that-meet-full-financial-need/
涨学费的原因不止一个，但AA绝对功不可没
招了学习能力不强的，学校必须开简单的课，这些都是花销
招了家里没钱的，这些人倒是不用付学费生活费了，吃好住好，问题是总得有人买单
cs去花街都是去哪些公司啊，是不是跟math的不一样
比如Rice 5%，40万房子要扣去2万资助。
https://www.edmit.me/home-equity-financial-aid-calculator
那时牛蛙两边都试过了。熊娃今年都是申请硅谷有点儿的，貌似还没概念花街
码工的活对熊娃来说有点无聊了。就说俺娃吧，上一个实习，十二个星期的活，八个星期就干完了。
不过我还是觉得熊娃应该找科研的位置而不是实习。熊娃不读博可惜了
data analyst?
他不像你娃和清河娃那么自推有目标，时间多就是无聊和玩，估计未来发展很可能要看遇到谁，谁的影响大
一般来说，hedge funds给的钱比investment banks多。
硅谷推出来的一些新产品，有时候就是单项简单的技术，但是需要包装得比较FANCY。 硅谷的新产品一般不是CRITICAL的产品，CRASH, SLOW都不是大问题，外表能吸引顾客就行。就算GOOGLE和FB， 停两小时都没关系，其他产品更不要紧了。
花街技术要求很高的，但都很低调，要保障HIGH VOLUMN，HIGH AVAILABILITY, HIGH SPEED, 不能CRASH， 必须保障速度。 因为都是钱， 一旦死机或者CRASH， 压力无穷大。纽约证交所，或者哪个银行，停几分钟，都天大的事，因为可能多少钱就不见了。
但那叫凤毛麟角的少见
FA一般招TOP SCHOOLS, 做CS的人就没那么讲究了。
普通IT job一份吧，一开始就是工资，年尾加点奖金，和每个月的ESPP .
我是不建議CS名校本科生去Goldman Sachs干的，如果普通大學畢業无所谓，就是找份工作然後找机會往上混了。
是从哪里请人来救火的吗？硅谷，从硅谷谷歌重金禮请，飞往东部救火
原来硅谷是吹出来的。
去了之后，几年后有多少继续的，多少转硅谷的？
发财也不是全靠能力，很大程度上也靠运气，以后互相提携。