Hi all,
First time poster here, so I'm a little new to this. I'm just wondering if, when attempting to negotiate scholarship money, I should be e-mailing the dean, the admissions office, the financial aid office, or someone else?
Thank you.
Negotiating Scholarship--who to e-mail? Forum
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Re: Negotiating Scholarship--who to e-mail?
probably the dean or the admissions office. then if they aren't the right person, they'll forward it
second thought: e-mailing feels a little passive to me. it's pretty easy to ignore an e-mail. they've offered you something. and receiving 1 e-mail from another prospective student is not exactly the most convincing move. maybe call them? or e-mail and ask to set up a phone call with the appropriate person?
second thought: e-mailing feels a little passive to me. it's pretty easy to ignore an e-mail. they've offered you something. and receiving 1 e-mail from another prospective student is not exactly the most convincing move. maybe call them? or e-mail and ask to set up a phone call with the appropriate person?
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Re: Negotiating Scholarship--who to e-mail?
I'd think you'd want the financial aid office, and email is fine.lawskool wrote:Hi all,
First time poster here, so I'm a little new to this. I'm just wondering if, when attempting to negotiate scholarship money, I should be e-mailing the dean, the admissions office, the financial aid office, or someone else?
Thank you.
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Re: Negotiating Scholarship--who to e-mail?
I found emailing the admissions office and saying COA would be a significant factor in my decision helped to both get me in contact with the proper person and possibly get me an advocate in the admissions office.Knock wrote:I'd think you'd want the financial aid office, and email is fine.lawskool wrote:Hi all,
First time poster here, so I'm a little new to this. I'm just wondering if, when attempting to negotiate scholarship money, I should be e-mailing the dean, the admissions office, the financial aid office, or someone else?
Thank you.
At the same time, schools like George Mason assign a specific financial aid officer to admitted students when they receive their admissions packet.
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Re: Negotiating Scholarship--who to e-mail?
Well take this advice over mine, since I was just guessing. I haven't done any negotiating yet.OGR3 wrote:I found emailing the admissions office and saying COA would be a significant factor in my decision helped to both get me in contact with the proper person and possibly get me an advocate in the admissions office.Knock wrote:I'd think you'd want the financial aid office, and email is fine.lawskool wrote:Hi all,
First time poster here, so I'm a little new to this. I'm just wondering if, when attempting to negotiate scholarship money, I should be e-mailing the dean, the admissions office, the financial aid office, or someone else?
Thank you.
At the same time, schools like George Mason assign a specific financial aid officer to admitted students when they receive their admissions packet.
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