I currently have a scholarship offer that is contingent on staying in the top 80%.
I want to have all stips removed, for comforts sake. How can I ask for this,as I don't have a better offer to leverage with? Also, does it look bad if I'm trying to negotiate such a generous scholarship?
Negotiating stips Forum
- Br3v
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Re: Negotiating stips
If you are bottom 20% I expect you have bigger problemsgilkile wrote:I currently have a scholarship offer that is contingent on staying in the top 80%.
I want to have all stips removed, for comforts sake. How can I ask for this,as I don't have a better offer to leverage with? Also, does it look bad if I'm trying to negotiate such a generous scholarship?
- sd5289
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Re: Negotiating stips
+1Br3v wrote:If you are bottom 20% I expect you have bigger problemsgilkile wrote:I currently have a scholarship offer that is contingent on staying in the top 80%.
I want to have all stips removed, for comforts sake. How can I ask for this,as I don't have a better offer to leverage with? Also, does it look bad if I'm trying to negotiate such a generous scholarship?
I'm considering my top 80% offers as guarantees. If I can't do that then I don't belong in law school.
- 2014
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Re: Negotiating stips
Top 80% is a great stipulation honestly. If you don't meet it you should probably drop out, and the fact that it will cost you a boat load more should make that decision more obvious.
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Re: Negotiating stips
Obviously, I'd prob drop out if I was bottom 20 percent. I just like the fact that my scholarship is now Un-stipulated... all i did was ask them, and they agreeed
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