Ok, so I got a call from Harvard this morning, but I was out getting a haircut. My sister picked up, and wrote the number down. She said that they asked me toc all back if I had any questions. I am planning on calling back tomorrow, but I don't know what to ask them besides about scholarships. I mean, I think it would be kinda bad just to ask about the $$ aspect about it. Should I come up with other questions to ask, or should I just ask about financial aid? Also, if I should ask questions, what would bes ome good ones to ask?
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Sorry if you already called them, but if not don't hold yourself back. They are there to help you. You are the one that is giving them money. The worse thing you can do is to not ask enough questions. Scholarships and financial aid is an absolute definite, but also be sure to ask about housing. Are you going to have to live on campus or off campus? How do you go about signing up for housing? Can you have a vehicle on-campus? What about dining halls? You may have to make multiple phone calls for this.
Also, have you been on campus yet? If not you might be better off going and visiting the college itself and speaking with people in person. This will allow you to get a feel of the environment.