WashU (wustl) Class of 2012!
Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2009 2:06 am
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according to their fin aid office, the turn around should be quick for the fin-aid applications being sent in now. Since you were just accepted I suppose you will need to fill out this financial aid application (http://law.wustl.edu/admissions/index.asp?id=73) prior to your finaid package being ready. You should get a request to fill this form soon but never hurts to get a head startWassAnch wrote:Just got accepted today.....waiting on financial aid before I decide. Any idea on how often they send out packages? GK mentioned elsewhere that they sent out packages yesterday. Anyone have a guess on how long I have to wait?
What kind of details are you looking for in particular?gk101 wrote:so anyone here go to the ASW? details please
anything about the school that you found interstinng? What was your opinion of the professors? general impression of the school after the visitLxw wrote:What kind of details are you looking for in particular?gk101 wrote:so anyone here go to the ASW? details please
I liked that there were two golf courses right next doorgk101 wrote:anything about the school that you found interstinng?
The professor for one of the classes I sat in on was awesome, he seemed to be very knowledgeable and asked what I thought were very pointed questions during the class (although that could have just been me and my lack of familiarity with the UN/International law). I later learned the guy was an ambassador to the UN or a diplomat to that extent, which made me feel kind of silly.What was your opinion of the professors?
Nothing struck out negatively, very beautiful campus. While the current economy sucks, I came away with the impression that the career office is doing a lot to increase marketability of its students, and we can only expect things to get better in the future.general impression of the school after the visit
Couldn't make it to admitted students day but here is what I would say after visiting a while ago...gk101 wrote:anything about the school that you found interstinng? What was your opinion of the professors? general impression of the school after the visitLxw wrote:What kind of details are you looking for in particular?gk101 wrote:so anyone here go to the ASW? details please
I am sending in my seat deposit today but won't be able to visit until mid-April.
GK, did you decide on WUSTL or did you just send in the seat deposit to see what kind of new money they'll throw at you after April 1st?gk101 wrote:Thanks for the information guys. Definitely getting excited about attending and will send my deposit sometime today. Have any of you looked into apartments for next year yet?
A combination of both. With the money they already offered it is an excellent option. I was hoping for something from GW but it doesn't look like I can find out without sending in $500. At least WUSTL makes their deposits refundable till May. I really like WUSTL and want to work in the midwest or NYC and they place fairly well in both those markets. best case scenario would be getting off of one of the many waitlists but otherwise I am happy with WashUgogators wrote:GK, did you decide on WUSTL or did you just send in the seat deposit to see what kind of new money they'll throw at you after April 1st?gk101 wrote:Thanks for the information guys. Definitely getting excited about attending and will send my deposit sometime today. Have any of you looked into apartments for next year yet?
I'm in the same decision for GW. I talked with their people and they said that IF money became available, it wouldn't until after the seat deadline. I'm going to the Preview event this week and going to talk to their admissions people in person about not paying sticker, because I would like to be in D.C., but if not, my visit to Notre Dame also this week may sway me considerably. WUSTL gave me some money, but I'm hoping to get more and then that might bump it up on my list, or at least possibly helping in negotiating.gk101 wrote:A combination of both. With the money they already offered it is an excellent option. I was hoping for something from GW but it doesn't look like I can find out without sending in $500. At least WUSTL makes their deposits refundable till May. I really like WUSTL and want to work in the midwest or NYC and they place fairly well in both those markets. best case scenario would be getting off of one of the many waitlists but otherwise I am happy with WashUgogators wrote:GK, did you decide on WUSTL or did you just send in the seat deposit to see what kind of new money they'll throw at you after April 1st?gk101 wrote:Thanks for the information guys. Definitely getting excited about attending and will send my deposit sometime today. Have any of you looked into apartments for next year yet?
You are not alone on this, I sent an email the day I received my scholly $$ in mid March and heard zilch, called last week to someone in finaid and she said I did email the right person so I emailed again politely....I will be calling later this week if I don't get a response.steindle wrote:My decision here is really coming down to the wire. I sent an email at the beginning of last week asking to negotiate my scholarship (I have received twice as much $$ from peer schools), but have not received anything even acknowledging that my emails have been received, which is worrisome. I suppose I should call the school today to confirm, but I don't want to appear to be "nagging." It just seems strange that several students on this forum with almost identical numbers sent their scholarship requests at the same time or after me and have already received increased offers?
Also, re: the facilities...Yeah. There is virtually no comparison between WUSTL's building(s) and the facilities of other schools I've toured. AB Hall makes them look like janitor's closets pretty much across the board.
I've done quite a bit of looking and actually have a deposit down to hold an apartment for next year. It's in a little different area than the school usually talks about living in but it's cheap, nice, and only 1 mile away from the school.gk101 wrote:Thanks for the information guys. Definitely getting excited about attending and will send my deposit sometime today. Have any of you looked into apartments for next year yet?