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0heL

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- Icculus

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Re: What to do with Fee Waivers from this cycle...
Fee waivers don't carry over cycles, but of you got one thus cycle, you'll prbably get one next year. If it's not automatic, just ask.0heL wrote:If I got a couple fee waivers from T-14's, T-30's for this cycle, what do I do if I decided to wait it out til next cycle (re:retake)?
Should I e-mail them, asking them to save the fee waiver for next cycle? Or just do nothing and request another fee waiver in October?
And what about the schools that didn't give me a fee waiver (looking at you Georgetown)? Should I just ask them again or is that rude?
Thanks in advance!
It never hurts to ask for a fee waiver. It has zero impact on your decision. Better to ask (politely) and be rejected than not ask.
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0heL

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Re: What to do with Fee Waivers from this cycle...
So i don't have to email the schools that gave me fee waivers last fall to "cancel" them?
I'm hoping it's not like being on a school's waiting list, where you're actually taking someone's "spot".
I'm hoping it's not like being on a school's waiting list, where you're actually taking someone's "spot".
- rinkrat19

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Re: What to do with Fee Waivers from this cycle...
No, it's like an online coupon code that schools send out 1000 of, expecting 400 to actually get used (or whatever).0heL wrote:So i don't have to email the schools that gave me fee waivers last fall to "cancel" them?
I'm hoping it's not like being on a school's waiting list, where you're actually taking someone's "spot".
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0heL

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Re: What to do with Fee Waivers from this cycle...
Thanks guys!