Congrats!! That's awesome!mina_ami wrote:Successfully negotiated from nothing to $60,000 deans!
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I need some more of them juicy details!mina_ami wrote:Successfully negotiated from nothing to $60,000 deans!

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impressive!mina_ami wrote:Successfully negotiated from nothing to $60,000 deans!
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Lurker emerging from the shadows to DITTO this. Saw you had a previous post about using Notre Dame money to negotiate...did that end up working? Wondering because I'm a bit of a splitter, but I've gotten $$ offers from schools 15-20. Didn't know if schools in T14 only considered "peer school" offers. In any case, congratulations!commandercup wrote:I need some more of them juicy details!mina_ami wrote:Successfully negotiated from nothing to $60,000 deans!
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I sent an e-mail to admissions, which they forwarded on to financial aid. Explained why I loved Michigan, how money was really the only thing holding me back (which is complete truth), presented them with my offers from Notre Dame and University of Illinois ($120,000 and full tuition respectively). They told me they only review files once, so make sure all your offers are in. From my first e-mail to admissions to today was one week! My stats are in the spreadsheet on the admissions thread if anyone is wondering that, other than that I was just really polite and asked them to reconsider me!JuanitaFromTheDiner wrote:Lurker emerging from the shadows to DITTO this. Saw you had a previous post about using Notre Dame money to negotiate...did that end up working? Wondering because I'm a bit of a splitter, but I've gotten $$ offers from schools 15-20. Didn't know if schools in T14 only considered "peer school" offers. In any case, congratulations!commandercup wrote:I need some more of them juicy details!mina_ami wrote:Successfully negotiated from nothing to $60,000 deans!
Also, thanks so much to everyone, I'm super excited!
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Mind sharing deetz? What are your stats, and what did you use to negotiate?mina_ami wrote:Successfully negotiated from nothing to $60,000 deans!
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Wow, very impressive - congrats!
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Negotiated up, pm for deets
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The scholarship turn around is def quicker now- got the scholarship email before the acceptance packet/email. If I didn't check the status checker obsessively I might have found out I was in from scholarship info!
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Grats!Mack.Hambleton wrote:Negotiated up, pm for deets
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I could be wrong, but I believe there have been people who received an email explicitly saying no $$.theramblingfool wrote:If you don't get any scholarship offers, do you just never receive an email at all? Or should I expect to eventually see an email explicitly telling me I'm receiving no scholarship money?
Edit: Actually I think that was Chicago. Sorry, not sure!
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Congrats on the monies!
Anyone going to the ASW next week? How are you planning to get to Ann Arbor?
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Pretty sure there is just never an e-mail.theramblingfool wrote:If you don't get any scholarship offers, do you just never receive an email at all? Or should I expect to eventually see an email explicitly telling me I'm receiving no scholarship money?
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You can always just email the admissions/financial aid office and ask if you qualified for any merit-based aid. Take some stress off the waiting!
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On their website they say that they try to get merit awards out within 2 weeks. So I think if it's been longer than 2 weeks, you'll be fine. Just be polite and friendly and I'm sure it's nbd.theramblingfool wrote:How long after acceptance do you think one needs to wait for that not to be perceived as pushy/annoying?Octavius wrote:You can always just email the admissions/financial aid office and ask if you qualified for any merit-based aid. Take some stress off the waiting!
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Me! Will be flying in.mwonka wrote:Congrats on the monies!
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I'm flying to, but I meant from the airport! Shuttle schedule isn't great and that cab fare. . .Winston1984 wrote:Me! Will be flying in.mwonka wrote:Congrats on the monies!
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Roughly how far is the airport to campus?
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like half an hourpylon wrote:Roughly how far is the airport to campus?
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It looks like it is approximately 45 minutes (via Google Maps)pylon wrote:Roughly how far is the airport to campus?
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I land at DTW Thursday at 2:45pm if people wanna meet up to cab it.
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Yeah, it's about 45 mins and cabs look to be $50-$80, depending on who you call.lnick93 wrote:It looks like it is approximately 45 minutes (via Google Maps)pylon wrote:Roughly how far is the airport to campus?
I'd love to share a cab but I'm getting in early - 9:15 AM. Any more early arrivals?lokikoala wrote:I land at DTW Thursday at 2:45pm if people wanna meet up to cab it.
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