Knowing your EFC and researching college EFC which stands for Expected Family Contribution is a term that you will hear thousands of times while applying to universities especially if you are a student applying for financial aid. EFC is the fixed amount of money your family is supposed to contribute to your college costs for one year. US universities are pretty expensive and for an average family, it is difficult to pay without taking loans. However, US university education comes at a different range of prices. Columbia University in the City of Newyork, Uchicago. and Harvey Mudd College are some of the most expensive universities in the US with a sticker price of more than 80k dollars per year for tuition, room, and board. Brigham Young University’s three campuses are the cheapest with an annual tuition below 7000$. Also, you may find cheaper options at community colleges. Note: BYU-Provo is ranked inside the top 100 universities in the US. Although EFC ...
Should you apply during the 12th or in Gap Year? College application is a time-consuming and exhausting procedure for Nepali and international students. For domestic applicants, the admission process usually begins in ninth grade, when they have already been admitted to a college preparatory program. These are the schools whose main goal is to align their students with their ideal colleges. However, in our country, Nepal, most students do not consider applying until they are in or after the 12th grade. As a result, in terms of planning, we are well behind our domestic counterparts. Despite the fact domestic students are way ahead of us in the application process, International students are accessed only within their region, country, or high school. Returning to the main subject, is it worthwhile to apply during 12th grade, or will it have an effect on my academics? There are only a few schools in Nepal where the majority of students apply during the 12th grade ...