Full Ride and Seat Deposit Forum
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lostlawman

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Full Ride and Seat Deposit
When you select a law school you must make a seat deposit that applies towards your tuition. If you get a full ride that covers 100% of tuition, does that mean you get reimbursed for the deposit you make?
- rinkrat19

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Re: Full Ride and Seat Deposit
Does your full ride also cover fees?
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lostlawman

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Re: Full Ride and Seat Deposit
"Tuition is defined as tuition and fees assessed for registration of courses takes to toward completion of degree."
So if it does include fees, do I somehow get reimbursed?
So if it does include fees, do I somehow get reimbursed?
- rinkrat19

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Re: Full Ride and Seat Deposit
Probably the person to ask would be someone in the admissions or financial aid office at the school.
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cmartin5970

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Re: Full Ride and Seat Deposit
I got a full ride at Elon and called them and asked a similar question...im not sure about the specifics of your scholarship but my scholarship is a full ride my first year and then i have to pay the difference the following two years. they told me i still had to pay my seat deposit and it would be used as a credit towards the difference my second and third years
your school may be totally different but hope this helps!
your school may be totally different but hope this helps!
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Guillaume9

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Re: Full Ride and Seat Deposit
I've got one full ride as well, and the seat deposit will be refunded should I attend.
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BizOwner

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Re: Full Ride and Seat Deposit
I also got a "full ride" however it did not cover the $1,000 of fees per semester. My seat deposit was applied to this balance.
- cutecarmel

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Re: Full Ride and Seat Deposit
+1 Same hereBizOwner wrote:I also got a "full ride" however it did not cover the $1,000 of fees per semester. My seat deposit was applied to this balance.
My full rides include only tuition, so the deposit is applied towards fees.