$90k Chicago, $120k Northwestern, $123k Duke, ? Columbia Forum

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What to do?

Poll ended at Wed Apr 18, 2012 8:05 am

Chicago ($90k)
47
66%
Northwestern ($120k)
18
25%
Duke ($123k)
6
8%
Columbia (Scholarship unknown)
0
No votes
 
Total votes: 71

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Re: $90k Chicago, $120k Northwestern, $123k Duke, ? Columbia

Post by NinerFan » Fri Apr 13, 2012 2:52 pm

Would definitely go Chicago here, especially considering the familial support/loan.

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StrictlyBusiness

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Re: $90k Chicago, $120k Northwestern, $123k Duke, ? Columbia

Post by StrictlyBusiness » Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:04 am

For those keeping score at home, I decided Chicago was the best choice for deposit and I'm really excited about it this fall.

Only schools I haven't withdrawn from are Columbia and Harvard, but I'm fully committed to Chicago unless the offers change (Columbia needs some $, the Harvard offer needs to exist) in the next ~month.

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Re: $90k Chicago, $120k Northwestern, $123k Duke, ? Columbia

Post by Elston Gunn » Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:07 am

StrictlyBusiness wrote:For those keeping score at home, I decided Chicago was the best choice for deposit and I'm really excited about it this fall.

Only schools I haven't withdrawn from are Columbia and Harvard, but I'm fully committed to Chicago unless the offers change (Columbia needs some $, the Harvard offer needs to exist) in the next ~month.
Uh, you can leave your decision-less Harvard app open, but pretty sure you have to withdraw from anywhere you've been accepted.

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Re: $90k Chicago, $120k Northwestern, $123k Duke, ? Columbia

Post by StrictlyBusiness » Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:11 am

Elston Gunn wrote:
Uh, you can leave your decision-less Harvard app open, but pretty sure you have to withdraw from anywhere you've been accepted.

This was covered pretty extensively on the Chicago thread and I clarified it in person with the U Chicago staff: not true. They want you to be committed to Chicago (I am) and withdraw from all offers that you don't expect to change (I have). You can, however, wait for an app that you expect to change (Columbia hasn't given me any sort of $ offer yet) without withdrawing it.

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