Negotiate! They should be trying to beat NYU.jaesonko wrote:Pretty disappointed with my merit-based offer as well -- Penn is offering less than half of NYU
I can't believe I only got 15k merit and above both medians.
Negotiate! They should be trying to beat NYU.jaesonko wrote:Pretty disappointed with my merit-based offer as well -- Penn is offering less than half of NYU
I'm scared to get my offer (or lack of one) after this.paglababa wrote:Negotiate! They should be trying to beat NYU.jaesonko wrote:Pretty disappointed with my merit-based offer as well -- Penn is offering less than half of NYU
I can't believe I only got 15k merit and above both medians.
Did you recieve a substantial amount of need aid? Come to think of it NYUs offer just said 'dean scholarship' but I dont recall it making a distinction between need/merit.paglababa wrote:Negotiate! They should be trying to beat NYU.jaesonko wrote:Pretty disappointed with my merit-based offer as well -- Penn is offering less than half of NYU
I can't believe I only got 15k merit and above both medians.
paglababa wrote:Negotiate! They should be trying to beat NYU.jaesonko wrote:Pretty disappointed with my merit-based offer as well -- Penn is offering less than half of NYU
I can't believe I only got 15k merit and above both medians.
Well to be fair they gave me 'substantial need based aid' grants.SplitMyPants wrote:paglababa wrote:Negotiate! They should be trying to beat NYU.jaesonko wrote:Pretty disappointed with my merit-based offer as well -- Penn is offering less than half of NYU
I can't believe I only got 15k merit and above both medians.![]()
Maybe I should just check out of this thread now.
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Good to know. Thanks for clarifying.paglababa wrote:Well to be fair they gave me 'substantial need based aid' grants.SplitMyPants wrote:paglababa wrote:Negotiate! They should be trying to beat NYU.jaesonko wrote:Pretty disappointed with my merit-based offer as well -- Penn is offering less than half of NYU
I can't believe I only got 15k merit and above both medians.![]()
Maybe I should just check out of this thread now.
It could be that other schools simply do not make distinction. In total I got about 70-75k over 3 years merit and need combined.
Ohh okay. That makes a lot more sense now. I was wondering how you could wind up with only 15k....paglababa wrote:Well to be fair they gave me 'substantial need based aid' grants.
It could be that other schools simply do not make distinction. In total I got about 70-75k over 3 years merit and need combined.
paglababa wrote:Well to be fair they gave me 'substantial need based aid' grants.SplitMyPants wrote:paglababa wrote:Negotiate! They should be trying to beat NYU.jaesonko wrote:Pretty disappointed with my merit-based offer as well -- Penn is offering less than half of NYU
I can't believe I only got 15k merit and above both medians.![]()
Maybe I should just check out of this thread now.
It could be that other schools simply do not make distinction. In total I got about 70-75k over 3 years merit and need combined.
Hey yo ima let you finish optimist prime, but other people had one of the best essays of all time. Of all time.Optimist Prime wrote:Awarded the super-prestigious distinction of being a 1/2 scholly alternate! I guess writing the scholarship essay in the first person and then quoting Kayne West interrupting Taylor Swift's Grammy speech was not TCR. Some people just don't want to be taken on a saga of the mind.
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+1, would like to know if anyone got that or more. PM is fine.Trig wrote:What is the largest amount offered for the Dean Scholarship? I have heard of $30,000 (over 3 years).
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APPEALard2132 wrote:My dad is fully disabled with ALS and no need-based aid.....
Can we confirm that everyone who didn't receive the half scholly was termed "an alternate"? I received an email saying that I am in this group, and I'd be interested to gauge the likelihood that Penn might increase its offer. UPenn is a top choice for me.Optimist Prime wrote:Haha, from the email I got the impression that "alternate" is what they're calling everyone who doesn't get the award (obviously it's an ironic post-admission YP)goldenboy514 wrote:Hey yo ima let you finish optimist prime, but other people had one of the best essays of all time. Of all time.Optimist Prime wrote:Awarded the super-prestigious distinction of being a 1/2 scholly alternate! I guess writing the scholarship essay in the first person and then quoting Kayne West interrupting Taylor Swift's Grammy speech was not TCR. Some people just don't want to be taken on a saga of the mind.
On a serious note, being an alternative ain't bad. It's not like your the alternative for being student government president, or somethin that'll never come to fruition. There's a good chance someone won't take the offer and you'll be able to fulfill the duties
Also true story I was VP of my school's student government as a result of a write on "alternate" contest. You can't make this stuff up.
I've yet to get any aid email.Power_of_Facing wrote:Can we confirm that everyone who didn't receive the half scholly was termed "an alternate"? I received an email saying that I am in this group, and I'd be interested to gauge the likelihood that Penn might increase its offer. UPenn is a top choice for me.Optimist Prime wrote:Haha, from the email I got the impression that "alternate" is what they're calling everyone who doesn't get the award (obviously it's an ironic post-admission YP)goldenboy514 wrote:Hey yo ima let you finish optimist prime, but other people had one of the best essays of all time. Of all time.Optimist Prime wrote:Awarded the super-prestigious distinction of being a 1/2 scholly alternate! I guess writing the scholarship essay in the first person and then quoting Kayne West interrupting Taylor Swift's Grammy speech was not TCR. Some people just don't want to be taken on a saga of the mind.
On a serious note, being an alternative ain't bad. It's not like your the alternative for being student government president, or somethin that'll never come to fruition. There's a good chance someone won't take the offer and you'll be able to fulfill the duties
Also true story I was VP of my school's student government as a result of a write on "alternate" contest. You can't make this stuff up.
On a similar note, I was VP of high school NHS after I got second place in the presidential race. However, the president was ousted from office by the adviser amid scandal (I'm not kidding) and I became president. So there is hope for all alternates!Optimist Prime wrote:Haha, from the email I got the impression that "alternate" is what they're calling everyone who doesn't get the award (obviously it's an ironic post-admission YP)goldenboy514 wrote:Hey yo ima let you finish optimist prime, but other people had one of the best essays of all time. Of all time.Optimist Prime wrote:Awarded the super-prestigious distinction of being a 1/2 scholly alternate! I guess writing the scholarship essay in the first person and then quoting Kayne West interrupting Taylor Swift's Grammy speech was not TCR. Some people just don't want to be taken on a saga of the mind.
On a serious note, being an alternative ain't bad. It's not like your the alternative for being student government president, or somethin that'll never come to fruition. There's a good chance someone won't take the offer and you'll be able to fulfill the duties
Also true story I was VP of my school's student government as a result of a write on "alternate" contest. You can't make this stuff up.
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Didn't you get a ruby? If so I don't feel bad for you no offenseapplelover wrote:no merit-based or need-based aid.
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