wjnahill wrote:Any december retakers hear back from NYU at all?
Only to hear that they've got my application.
wjnahill wrote:Any december retakers hear back from NYU at all?
eviee wrote:Got my complete email today after applying in late december. Considering the holiday, NYUs notoriety for no communication, and the sure high influx of apps, I'm impressed. Here's to hoping they dont string me along till April waiting for a decision
englawyer wrote:when is the financial aid form due for scholly consideration? by march?
watts wrote:Does NYU make any merit offers outside of the named scholarships?
of Benito Cereno wrote:watts wrote:Does NYU make any merit offers outside of the named scholarships?
yes
Drew2010 wrote:Any held ED'ers hear anything yet?
mayosmith wrote:Drew2010 wrote:Any held ED'ers hear anything yet?
Negative. Sent a LOCI this week.
Drew2010 wrote:I called to ask whether they will definitely wait until April to re-review our apps (I was thinking of the Cornell deferment to post-february, and the Penn waitlist where they say they won't start looking until mid-may).. I was told a letter could come any time between "tomorrow and april"...
watts wrote:of Benito Cereno wrote:watts wrote:Does NYU make any merit offers outside of the named scholarships?
yes
Does those offers come along with the acceptance letters?
mayosmith wrote:Drew2010 wrote:I called to ask whether they will definitely wait until April to re-review our apps (I was thinking of the Cornell deferment to post-february, and the Penn waitlist where they say they won't start looking until mid-may).. I was told a letter could come any time between "tomorrow and april"...
Terrific...but still, thanks for doing that Drew, I think all the deferees appreciate it.
of Benito Cereno wrote:watts wrote:of Benito Cereno wrote:watts wrote:Does NYU make any merit offers outside of the named scholarships?
yes
Does those offers come along with the acceptance letters?
nope. march
BenJ wrote:Makes no difference at all. I suppose if you asked for a merit-based fee waiver and were denied, it would guarantee that you would not get in, but all schools that give out fee waivers routinely give out waivers to candidates who are blatantly auto-rejects as well as competitive candidates and likely admits. One of the main purposes of merit-based fee waivers is to improve a school's selectivity by encouraging a lot of reach and extreme reach candidates to apply and get rejected.
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