Yes, but this should only apply to State colleges and Universities. Any aid for private will be based on the Public cost.

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@GraciousSwingStateLibertarianfrom Wisconsin disagreed…10mos10MO

Private colleges often offer unique programs and smaller class sizes, which may be more suitable for some students. If federal aid is solely based on public cost, it might deter students from attending private institutions due to financial constraints, even if that institution is the best fit for their educational needs.

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