Campbell’s 509 report must be wrong , if you look at the 75th %ile grant amount, it is only $25,000, when it should be that full tuition of $50,000, and so should the 50th and 25th %ile assuming my math is correct.
Campbells is most likely wrong. If you go to there 2022 509 you’ll see that only 2% gets a full tuition scholarship, 24% get more than half, 74% get less than half, and a grand total of 2 people are paying full tuition. The only other possible explanation I can think of is some rich donor paid everyone’s tuition for a year which probably didn’t happen.
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Campbell’s 509 report must be wrong , if you look at the 75th %ile grant amount, it is only $25,000, when it should be that full tuition of $50,000, and so should the 50th and 25th %ile assuming my math is correct.
Campbells is most likely wrong. If you go to there 2022 509 you’ll see that only 2% gets a full tuition scholarship, 24% get more than half, 74% get less than half, and a grand total of 2 people are paying full tuition. The only other possible explanation I can think of is some rich donor paid everyone’s tuition for a year which probably didn’t happen.