Negotiate a scholarship into a housing stipend? Forum
- ScottRiqui
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Negotiate a scholarship into a housing stipend?
Let's say that a school offers you scholarship money, but your tuition/fees will already be taken care of 100% through the GI Bill, Hazlewood Act or similar program. Is there any chance of getting the school to apply the scholarship money toward the cost of a campus housing/meal program instead?
- YankeesFan
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Re: Negotiate a scholarship into a housing stipend?
You probably can if the school already gives out scholarships to cover room and board and books, like GW does. If they dont already have a program to do this they probably wont create a new policy for you.
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Re: Negotiate a scholarship into a housing stipend?
I'm going to revive this zombie thread instead of creating a new one . . .
Has anyone on here been successful in this exact scenario? I am also going to be going to law school on the GI Bill, Hazlewood Act or similar program and am very interested in negotiating some existing tuition scholarship offers over into living stipends.
Any information helps!
Has anyone on here been successful in this exact scenario? I am also going to be going to law school on the GI Bill, Hazlewood Act or similar program and am very interested in negotiating some existing tuition scholarship offers over into living stipends.
Any information helps!
- Bilb0Baggins
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Re: Negotiate a scholarship into a housing stipend?
See here for whether school in question ever offers above-tuition scholarships: http://www.abarequireddisclosures.org/mecarey wrote:I'm going to revive this zombie thread instead of creating a new one . . .
Has anyone on here been successful in this exact scenario? I am also going to be going to law school on the GI Bill, Hazlewood Act or similar program and am very interested in negotiating some existing tuition scholarship offers over into living stipends.
Any information helps!
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Re: Negotiate a scholarship into a housing stipend?
If you are on the GI Bill are you not getting a BAH?mecarey wrote:I'm going to revive this zombie thread instead of creating a new one . . .
Has anyone on here been successful in this exact scenario? I am also going to be going to law school on the GI Bill, Hazlewood Act or similar program and am very interested in negotiating some existing tuition scholarship offers over into living stipends.
Any information helps!
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- ScottRiqui
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Re: Negotiate a scholarship into a housing stipend?
The point isn't really getting a living stipend, it's converting a traditional scholarship into something that isn't earmarked specifically for tuition & fees so that the student can keep it. Otherwise, a scholarship doesn't help the student out at all; it just reduces the amount of money the VA needs to pay to the school.nguzman wrote:If you are on the GI Bill are you not getting a BAH?mecarey wrote:I'm going to revive this zombie thread instead of creating a new one . . .
Has anyone on here been successful in this exact scenario? I am also going to be going to law school on the GI Bill, Hazlewood Act or similar program and am very interested in negotiating some existing tuition scholarship offers over into living stipends.
Any information helps!
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Re: Negotiate a scholarship into a housing stipend?
One school I was looking at had only one person on full scholarship but ten people on more than full scholarship. Could that be non-resident tuition, or would that count merely as full?Bilb0Baggins wrote:See here for whether school in question ever offers above-tuition scholarships: http://www.abarequireddisclosures.org/mecarey wrote:I'm going to revive this zombie thread instead of creating a new one . . .
Has anyone on here been successful in this exact scenario? I am also going to be going to law school on the GI Bill, Hazlewood Act or similar program and am very interested in negotiating some existing tuition scholarship offers over into living stipends.
Any information helps!