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Does Middlebury consider consumer debt as part of the calculation in determining the family contribution?

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Does Middlebury consider consumer debt as part of the calculation in determining the family contribution?

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No. Although consumer debt (car loans, credit card payments) is a very real expense for families, it is not considered in the analysis. We make every effort to treat all families equally, and allowing for consumer debt would give families who owe money an unfair advantage over families who do not.

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