Quote from: jeeshsta on May 06, 2007, 02:39:04 PMAny way to deal with just trying to get them to hurry up their process? I found out that I got into OU via phone on Tuesday and I asked them about scholarships. They said that their scholarship committee would let me know in 2-3 weeks. Well, I owe a deposit to UNLV before then who offered full tuition (for the last two years depending on top 1/3).Another sitution is that in my personal statement I pretty much said I would be going to OU. Now, with scholarships and other things, it's not quite as clear as it once was. But, they don't know that and might not offer anything because they think it won't affect me.I would just send an email or call. I asked a couple schools to hurry up the process to meet another deadline and they were pretty accomodating. I would ask them to match UNLV's scholarship. "...While OU is my top choice, the full tuition for 2 years at UNLV makes my decision difficult (I wouldnt mention the GPA requirement). If OU could give me a similar offer, I will definitely attend. Also, the deposit deadline for UNLV is this date. I would greatly appreciate scholarship info before then, so I don't have to send in a deposit to a school I might not go to."...something like that, except written much better. Also, you could ask UNLV to extend their deadline - a bunch of schools did that for me.As for the personal statement, I wouldn't mention it - I doubt they remember what you said in your personal statement, and everyone probably writes that OU is their top choice anyway.
Any way to deal with just trying to get them to hurry up their process? I found out that I got into OU via phone on Tuesday and I asked them about scholarships. They said that their scholarship committee would let me know in 2-3 weeks. Well, I owe a deposit to UNLV before then who offered full tuition (for the last two years depending on top 1/3).Another sitution is that in my personal statement I pretty much said I would be going to OU. Now, with scholarships and other things, it's not quite as clear as it once was. But, they don't know that and might not offer anything because they think it won't affect me.
anyone heard of getting money after they've already committed to the school? telling about other offers is pretty moot at this point...
Quote from: daydreamer on May 06, 2007, 07:46:22 PManyone heard of getting money after they've already committed to the school? telling about other offers is pretty moot at this point...How do they know you don't have deposits at multiple places? Did you sign a statement saying you'll withdraw from all other schools? Several people I know have multiple deposits, and even more have deposits down at one school, yet hope to get off the waitlist at another. Schools know that, and may give you more money to get you to commit.To address your question, I know someone who didn't get a scholarship to UT initially (though he had very good numbers), sent his deposit in anyway, and then found out they gave him $7K/per year. there's hope.
I'm assuming, based on your profile name, that you are Russian. Am I correct? Also, are you sweet?
Quote from: Roman815 on May 06, 2007, 10:26:31 PMI'm assuming, based on your profile name, that you are Russian. Am I correct? Also, are you sweet?1. yes2. my disposition changes with the weather, but usually, I am. You?
i just initiated negotiations with st. mary's. I prefer to go there over stlc but they are not offering any scholarships. I'm hoping to get one even if it is very small.
J, if you didn't bring enough penis for everyone, you shouldn't have brought any penis at all.
Quote from: sladkaya on May 07, 2007, 10:44:44 AMQuote from: Roman815 on May 06, 2007, 10:26:31 PMI'm assuming, based on your profile name, that you are Russian. Am I correct? Also, are you sweet?1. yes2. my disposition changes with the weather, but usually, I am. You?I was born in Russia but I don't consider myself Russian. Yet I can still understand much of the language. Congrats on your awesome acceptances. Why didn't you apply to Harvard, Yale, or Stanford?