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GW v. Brooklyn
GW: 15k need based
Brooklyn: 42k +5k living, top 40%
Probably want institutional law, but don't want to limit my options.
Brooklyn: 42k +5k living, top 40%
Probably want institutional law, but don't want to limit my options.
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Re: GW v. Brooklyn
nah. waitlisted, and not really worth sticker to me.imisscollege wrote:fordham?
- SaintClarence27
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Re: GW v. Brooklyn
Ask Brooklyn to drop the stipulation. If they will, go there. If not, GW.
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Re: GW v. Brooklyn
they won't. I already asked.SaintClarence27 wrote:Ask Brooklyn to drop the stipulation. If they will, go there. If not, GW.
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- SaintClarence27
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Re: GW v. Brooklyn
Yeah, I wouldn't go with that stipulation. It's risky. I'd honestly rather go GW, even at sticker.sibley wrote:they won't. I already asked.SaintClarence27 wrote:Ask Brooklyn to drop the stipulation. If they will, go there. If not, GW.
- FuManChusco
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Re: GW v. Brooklyn
GW. Stipulations are terrible and GW is a pretty damn good school. Wouldn't risk top 40% at Brooklyn ITE. They'll probably laugh in your face, but have you tried asking GW for any money?
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Re: GW v. Brooklyn
just feeling lucky I even got in. and I have a feeling that, should I get a scholarship, it would be smaller than my need-based grant and I'd have to take one or the other.FuManChusco wrote:GW. Stipulations are terrible and GW is a pretty damn good school. Wouldn't risk top 40% at Brooklyn ITE. They'll probably laugh in your face, but have you tried asking GW for any money?
- Always Credited
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They're additive, not mutually exclusive.sibley wrote:just feeling lucky I even got in. and I have a feeling that, should I get a scholarship, it would be smaller than my need-based grant and I'd have to take one or the other.FuManChusco wrote:GW. Stipulations are terrible and GW is a pretty damn good school. Wouldn't risk top 40% at Brooklyn ITE. They'll probably laugh in your face, but have you tried asking GW for any money?
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Re: GW v. Brooklyn
how sure are you about that? it seems the policy of all the schools I've looked at that you can have one or the other.Always Credited wrote:They're additive, not mutually exclusive.sibley wrote:just feeling lucky I even got in. and I have a feeling that, should I get a scholarship, it would be smaller than my need-based grant and I'd have to take one or the other.FuManChusco wrote:GW. Stipulations are terrible and GW is a pretty damn good school. Wouldn't risk top 40% at Brooklyn ITE. They'll probably laugh in your face, but have you tried asking GW for any money?
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Re: GW v. Brooklyn
I think merit awards consume need-based aid. So if you hypothetically have 10k in need a BLS and 8k in merit, you end up only actually receiving 2k in need-based monies. I think.
- Always Credited
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Re: GW v. Brooklyn
positive. unless special exceptions were randomly made for me, who knowssibley wrote:how sure are you about that? it seems the policy of all the schools I've looked at that you can have one or the other.Always Credited wrote:They're additive, not mutually exclusive.sibley wrote:just feeling lucky I even got in. and I have a feeling that, should I get a scholarship, it would be smaller than my need-based grant and I'd have to take one or the other.FuManChusco wrote:GW. Stipulations are terrible and GW is a pretty damn good school. Wouldn't risk top 40% at Brooklyn ITE. They'll probably laugh in your face, but have you tried asking GW for any money?
just ask 'em.
- goosey
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Re: GW v. Brooklyn
bls is additive as well..need based gets added to merit
- DerrickRose
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Re: GW v. Brooklyn
15k per year at GW?
Then its GW all day.
Then its GW all day.
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