r/Fordham

Hey everyone,

I’m an international student and I’m kinda confused about my financial aid situation and wanted some advice.

I got into Fordham University and they gave me the Faber Award (~$21.8k per year). My total cost comes out to around $75-80k/year, which is not at all affordable for me. But the thing is i got into franklin and marshall college, grinell college, Lafayette college, trinity college, union college all offering me near 50k in aid.

And also I have recently lost half of my family income which is not taken inti consideration yet by any unis. Therefore, I have appealed my aid but I saw lot of people mentioning that they only got 6k in aid.

So, shuld i keep my hopes up for at least 20k in aid for fordham to be affordable??

Hi! Im an current senior who is considering fordham for prelaw! How good is the program and what are some things that make it great. Obviously location is a big factor but other than that! I want to go to a T14 Law school and I've seen some stuff about fordham being a feeder but please let me know your honest thoughts if your a current polisci major on a prelaw path!

I’m currently a freshman at a liberal arts college (3k students) and I’m considering transferring to rose hill because i want a bigger school and a nicer area. Any info about transfer experience/ social scene as a while would help great!

How is the program for Real Estate Development/Construction?

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hi!! i got accepted for poli sci at lc but am looking to minor in philosophy, which is only available at rose hill. is this possible and manageable if anyone’s ever done cross campus major/minors before?

Hi, would i be able to get into Fordham's HEOP program as a transfer? I am already in EOP at my current school