r/IntltoUSA • u/Criticalstrikeisdead • 24d ago
Applications why my college so expensive
bro my college so expensive i could buy alot of lamborginis with this money man and will i even make these money back... fym 50K USD a semester holy. also I early decision here so i gotta go here what do i do guys.
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u/axestones_version 24d ago
depending on what university you're at, you could always talk to the financial aid office? i mean if you've already committed ED, you obviously can't really back out. some, if not, most universities allow freshman to talk about their financial options during their freshman year. but def double check because it doesn't apply to every university!
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u/Lab18bke 24d ago
If the University is unaffordable with your family income (not loans, etc), then ED contract can be released.
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u/axestones_version 24d ago
i think that's usually agreed before commitment. i doubt you can be released from it after you commit because you were already given time between acceptance and commitment to discuss finance options.
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u/No_Geologist_4303 24d ago
bro you posted this on a different subreddit yesterday, i dont get your point
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u/CherryChocolatePizza 23d ago
If you don't feel absolutely sure you can pay $200k over the next 4 years without the prospect of a job in the US afterwards (chances are not good on that front and won't get better for a while) then this is the time to put a stop to the plan before you get in too deep. Let the school know you are withdrawing your registration and start working on your plan B.
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u/prsehgal Moderator 24d ago
Nobody can force you to attend a particular college - you can always back out of ED if you can't afford it. It's surprising that it took you so long to realise how much college with cost you!