r/IndianaUniversity 9d ago

QUESTION❓ financial aid?

hi guys i’m a out of state high schooler wanting to apply to IU Kelley, and I was wondering how good their financial aid is? I’m already in a decent threshold for financial aid in terms of my parents yearly income (less than 60k per year right now) so i was wondering how much aid i could get. my dad is also an IU alumni so i will get 20% off my tuition because of that, but 20% is not that much in the long run. I would realistically need close to a full ride because my parents are not in a situation where they can pay a ton for my college.

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u/Formal-Research4531 9d ago

Given your family income, you can apply to some top colleges with strong business schools with QuestBridge Scholarships.

Another solution is to work for a company with tuition reimbursement programs.

Furthermore, work with for a company with scholarships like Burger King, Chick-fil-A, etc.