Columbia c/o 2015 Applicants (2011-2012 cycle) Forum
- geverett
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These last two comments are gold.
- Zelda
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Haha I know. But places have early April deadlines. I just worry that decisions and financial information will not be delivered before then.smokeylarue wrote:lolsoj wrote:It's February.Zelda wrote:Columbiaaaa.
It is starting to get so late that I feel like I won't have a decision before deadlines at other places.
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Isn't that just Chicago? That's still a month and a half away.Zelda wrote:Haha I know. But places have early April deadlines. I just worry that decisions and financial information will not be delivered before then.smokeylarue wrote:lolsoj wrote:It's February.Zelda wrote:Columbiaaaa.
It is starting to get so late that I feel like I won't have a decision before deadlines at other places.
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Can anyone shed light on how Columbia financial aid offers come? If there was nothing in my acceptance letter, does that mean I missed our on merit scholarships?
Appreciate any insight.
Appreciate any insight.
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They release non-named scholarship offers in April. You have to submit FAFSA, Need Access, the Financial Aid Questionnaire, your parent's tax forms, and your tax forms (or a letter of explanation if you are not filing) to be eligible. Check LSN for more info on scholarship amounts.Syme wrote:Can anyone shed light on how Columbia financial aid offers come? If there was nothing in my acceptance letter, does that mean I missed our on merit scholarships?
Appreciate any insight.
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Wait is that after the seat deadlines for CLS/NYU? that seems weird/wrong.Bronck wrote:They release non-named scholarship offers in April. You have to submit FAFSA, Need Access, the Financial Aid Questionnaire, your parent's tax forms, and your tax forms (or a letter of explanation if you are not filing) to be eligible. Check LSN for more info on scholarship amounts.Syme wrote:Can anyone shed light on how Columbia financial aid offers come? If there was nothing in my acceptance letter, does that mean I missed our on merit scholarships?
Appreciate any insight.
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And named scholarship offers?
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they come with your acceptance.Syme wrote:And named scholarship offers?
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Seeing Cali people getting in today did not make me feel too great
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No, it isn't. Seat deadline for NYU is May 4, although they ask you to accept/reject your scholarship offer by early April (you can request to extend this deadline). I imagine Columbia's deadline is similar.snehpets wrote:Wait is that after the seat deadlines for CLS/NYU? that seems weird/wrong.Bronck wrote:They release non-named scholarship offers in April. You have to submit FAFSA, Need Access, the Financial Aid Questionnaire, your parent's tax forms, and your tax forms (or a letter of explanation if you are not filing) to be eligible. Check LSN for more info on scholarship amounts.Syme wrote:Can anyone shed light on how Columbia financial aid offers come? If there was nothing in my acceptance letter, does that mean I missed our on merit scholarships?
Appreciate any insight.
ETA: Yes, CLS' is May 1
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Double post.
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Yeah... Like I said earlier, tomorrow is our day bro. hahaJamMasterJ wrote:Seeing Cali people getting in today did not make me feel too great
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oh awesome. idk why I thought it was April. I'm extremely uninformed. thanks as always!Bronck wrote:No, it isn't. Seat deadline for NYU is May 4, although they ask you to accept/reject your scholarship offer by early April (you can request to extend this deadline). I imagine Columbia's deadline is similar.snehpets wrote:Wait is that after the seat deadlines for CLS/NYU? that seems weird/wrong.Bronck wrote:They release non-named scholarship offers in April. You have to submit FAFSA, Need Access, the Financial Aid Questionnaire, your parent's tax forms, and your tax forms (or a letter of explanation if you are not filing) to be eligible. Check LSN for more info on scholarship amounts.Syme wrote:Can anyone shed light on how Columbia financial aid offers come? If there was nothing in my acceptance letter, does that mean I missed our on merit scholarships?
Appreciate any insight.
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- Bronck
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NP! My guess is that you may have been confusing it with Chicago since they have an earlier seat deadline.snehpets wrote: oh awesome. idk why I thought it was April. I'm extremely uninformed. thanks as always!
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I'm in the Midwest. I fell like if it were sent on the 14th, it would have gotten here by now.Corrupty wrote:Yeah... Like I said earlier, tomorrow is our day bro. hahaJamMasterJ wrote:Seeing Cali people getting in today did not make me feel too great
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i'm in ny. ditto.JamMasterJ wrote:I'm in the Midwest. I fell like if it were sent on the 14th, it would have gotten here by now.Corrupty wrote:Yeah... Like I said earlier, tomorrow is our day bro. hahaJamMasterJ wrote:Seeing Cali people getting in today did not make me feel too great
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Thanks! I'm a 171/3.95+, so I was honestly surprised to get into Columbia given their LSAT focus. As for post-mark date, I don't actually know, amusingly enough. I'm in undergrad, and for some reason, I put my home address down for Columbia as my mailing address. My parents actually called me telling me I got in. I'm kind of glad I did it that way, though, because I actually couldn't freak out every day getting my mail since I knew it wasn't coming to me.WhiteGuy5 wrote:Congrats to you two! You guys must feel great =).
Do you mind sharing some numbers? And post-mark/letter dates?
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- ssteiner
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Had a nightmare last night about them dangling an acceptance letter over my head and laughing at me while I tried to get it. This can't be healthy.
It really does concern me that people with lower stats who completed after I did are getting accepted. Maybe today'll be the lucky day?
It really does concern me that people with lower stats who completed after I did are getting accepted. Maybe today'll be the lucky day?
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IN!
Submitted 1/9, complete 1/25, VCE postmarked 2/14, got to me this morning in Philadelphia.
Submitted 1/9, complete 1/25, VCE postmarked 2/14, got to me this morning in Philadelphia.
- brogoc
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Congrats!kingofspain wrote:IN!
Submitted 1/9, complete 1/25, VCE postmarked 2/14, got to me this morning in Philadelphia.
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I guess this is what I was wondering. For those of us accepted late and do not receive named scholarships, will we know our financial package BEFORE early April and mid April deadlines?snehpets wrote:Wait is that after the seat deadlines for CLS/NYU? that seems weird/wrong.Bronck wrote:They release non-named scholarship offers in April. You have to submit FAFSA, Need Access, the Financial Aid Questionnaire, your parent's tax forms, and your tax forms (or a letter of explanation if you are not filing) to be eligible. Check LSN for more info on scholarship amounts.Syme wrote:Can anyone shed light on how Columbia financial aid offers come? If there was nothing in my acceptance letter, does that mean I missed our on merit scholarships?
Appreciate any insight.
Also, not knowing before March can be troublesome for those of us that live near small airports. Last minute flights to ASWs are expensive.
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- JamMasterJ
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you just made today a whole lot better/worsekingofspain wrote:IN!
Submitted 1/9, complete 1/25, VCE postmarked 2/14, got to me this morning in Philadelphia.
- TurkDorian
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He's another January submitter though.JamMasterJ wrote:you just made today a whole lot better/worsekingofspain wrote:IN!
Submitted 1/9, complete 1/25, VCE postmarked 2/14, got to me this morning in Philadelphia.
- Nelson
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Reading last year's C/O 2014 thread, it looks pretty ugly. Apparently Columbia's finaid office tends to be by far the slowest and not at all considerate of deposit deadlines at other schools. Lots of people in there with UChi deposit deadlines and NYU scholarship deadlines passing without hearing from Columbia. Hooray.Zelda wrote:I guess this is what I was wondering. For those of us accepted late and do not receive named scholarships, will we know our financial package BEFORE early April and mid April deadlines?snehpets wrote:Wait is that after the seat deadlines for CLS/NYU? that seems weird/wrong.Bronck wrote:They release non-named scholarship offers in April. You have to submit FAFSA, Need Access, the Financial Aid Questionnaire, your parent's tax forms, and your tax forms (or a letter of explanation if you are not filing) to be eligible. Check LSN for more info on scholarship amounts.Syme wrote:Can anyone shed light on how Columbia financial aid offers come? If there was nothing in my acceptance letter, does that mean I missed our on merit scholarships?
Appreciate any insight.
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I'm honestly not sure that matters much if at allTurkDorian wrote:He's another January submitter though.JamMasterJ wrote:you just made today a whole lot better/worsekingofspain wrote:IN!
Submitted 1/9, complete 1/25, VCE postmarked 2/14, got to me this morning in Philadelphia.
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