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Cornell Question
So, I got into Cornell EA with my october LSAT score (167), but have since received my December score (169). I don't know if Cornell has sent anyone scholarships yet, but I certainly didn't get one when I was admitted. Is it possible to negotiate a scholarship with this slightly higher score? Should I double check that they even have my higher score?
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Re: Cornell Question
Scholarships would not have gone out yet for Cornell except maybe the Dean's scholarship. You have to feel out the information for the financial aid office, and most scholarships come out in March. Make sure you update Cornell with your new score before than.
Also, from my personal experience, it does not seem that Cornell negotiates scholarships unless you can show them a scholarship offer from a peer* school.
*Peer means what Cornell thinks is peer schools.
Also, from my personal experience, it does not seem that Cornell negotiates scholarships unless you can show them a scholarship offer from a peer* school.
*Peer means what Cornell thinks is peer schools.
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Re: Cornell Question
Are Vandy and UCLA peer schools?CyLaw wrote:Scholarships would not have gone out yet for Cornell except maybe the Dean's scholarship. You have to feel out the information for the financial aid office, and most scholarships come out in March. Make sure you update Cornell with your new score before than.
Also, from my personal experience, it does not seem that Cornell negotiates scholarships unless you can show them a scholarship offer from a peer* school.
*Peer means what Cornell thinks is peer schools.
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Re: Cornell Question
Vandy was not last year when I asked. Don't know about UCLA.Zeile wrote:Are Vandy and UCLA peer schools?CyLaw wrote:Scholarships would not have gone out yet for Cornell except maybe the Dean's scholarship. You have to feel out the information for the financial aid office, and most scholarships come out in March. Make sure you update Cornell with your new score before than.
Also, from my personal experience, it does not seem that Cornell negotiates scholarships unless you can show them a scholarship offer from a peer* school.
*Peer means what Cornell thinks is peer schools.
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Re: Cornell Question
Michigan?CyLaw wrote:Vandy was not last year when I asked. Don't know about UCLA.Zeile wrote:Are Vandy and UCLA peer schools?CyLaw wrote:Scholarships would not have gone out yet for Cornell except maybe the Dean's scholarship. You have to feel out the information for the financial aid office, and most scholarships come out in March. Make sure you update Cornell with your new score before than.
Also, from my personal experience, it does not seem that Cornell negotiates scholarships unless you can show them a scholarship offer from a peer* school.
*Peer means what Cornell thinks is peer schools.
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Re: Cornell Question
I imagine Michigan is a yes, but I don't know for certain. The financial aid office would be a better set of people to ask.Zeile wrote:Michigan?CyLaw wrote:Vandy was not last year when I asked. Don't know about UCLA.Zeile wrote:Are Vandy and UCLA peer schools?CyLaw wrote:Scholarships would not have gone out yet for Cornell except maybe the Dean's scholarship. You have to feel out the information for the financial aid office, and most scholarships come out in March. Make sure you update Cornell with your new score before than.
Also, from my personal experience, it does not seem that Cornell negotiates scholarships unless you can show them a scholarship offer from a peer* school.
*Peer means what Cornell thinks is peer schools.