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Is it possible to successfully negotiate for merit money when you are an accepted student below the school's median?
What if you have no merit awards from competing schools and no other acceptances for that matter? School in question is a top 20 school.

madisonian wrote:Is it possible to successfully negotiate for merit money when you are an accepted student below the school's median?
What if you have no merit awards from competing schools and no other acceptances for that matter? School in question is a top 20 school.

Ha... no.

madisonian wrote:Is it possible to successfully negotiate for merit money when you are an accepted student below the school's median?
What if you have no merit awards from competing schools and no other acceptances for that matter? School in question is a top 20 school.

Dear Masidonian,

1) No
2) No
3) Wrong forum

With love and warmest affection,

~The Law Students Forum

i tried and failed.

disco_barred wrote:

madisonian wrote:Is it possible to successfully negotiate for merit money when you are an accepted student below the school's median?
What if you have no merit awards from competing schools and no other acceptances for that matter? School in question is a top 20 school.

Dear Masidonian,

1) No
2) No
3) Wrong forum

With love and warmest affection,

~The Law Students Forum

Since we're off topic, the dog in his/her 'tar is pretty sweet.

madisonian wrote:Is it possible to successfully negotiate for merit money when you are an accepted student below the school's median?
What if you have no merit awards from competing schools and no other acceptances for that matter? School in question is a top 20 school.

Nope. If i were you I would beg for need money. Probably won't work, but if you want to write a letter focus on need.

patrickd139 wrote: Since we're off topic, the dog in his/her 'tar is pretty sweet.

Agreed.