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Generally speaking, Its the grades/outside experiences (community service, ability to interview etc..) that is the most important. For example, Vanderbilt university (one of the most expensive in the country) has more then 60% of its students with financial aid (thats according to the financial aid office whenever I applied). This is due to the ridiculous amounts of grants big schools get, or the students have their school paid for by a company, etc. I got in with a 3.4 from Undergrad Chem, but most of the reason I made it in is because of my work experience, which led to me interviewing well.
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