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[QUOTE="stamfordhusky, post: 2877247, member: 649"] Very few wealthy kids get any aid at all. That would be an unusual situation, although it could theoretically happen if a family had a lot of home equity and/or had most of their assets in a 401K, and very little income or other assets. The calculator used by various Ivy's includes ALL assets except for home equity and retirement accounts, and ALL income. The reason over 50% at Harvard get at least some financial aid is that everyone whose family income is less than about $130,000 gets at least some aid. Those with family incomes below about $70,000 get a full ride. [/QUOTE]
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