🏫 Understanding Need-Blind Universities. 🏫

As you might know there are two types of colleges: Need-blind and Need-aware.

1. Basically, need-aware universities DO consider the amount of money you will contribute to the univerity throughout your 4-year study, meaning if you don't have money to pay for your tuition, they will not accept you [even if you have SAT 1600 and established your own non-profit].

2. However, need-blind universities don't care about your monetary (financial) contribution toward your study. They consider your academics, extracurriculars, and essays. See, you obviusly want to apply to these need-blind universities.

But, hold on a second.
There are tree types of need-blind universities. 🤓

This post is dedicated to explain those types.
Let's get it ⚡️

1️⃣Category 1. Full Need, No Loans schools
These universities cover full financial need without loans, which is great bcuz you will not have to pay a mountain of debt after graduation. They use grants, various scholarships, and work-study programs to pay for all the costs.

2️⃣Category 2. Full Need with Loans schools
These universities also cover full financial need of accepted students but they may include loans to your financial aid package. This means you might have student loans (or debts) to deal with after graduation. But they try to minize the amount of loan.

3️⃣Category 3. No Guaranteed Financial Aid schools
In this category universities cannot guarantee to provide financial aid for admitted students even if they have need-blind admission. In this case, you have to rely on outside scholarships, loans, or your own funds to pay for college.

I hope this post gives you an overview of the types of need-blind uniersities. You may also want to find colleges that fall into the 1st category. 😊

#college_admission
@khurshidposts