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- hammy393
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Went complete Jan 5, got DLS email 3:26 ET, accepted
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
I'm in! And I had an absolutely terrible video interview too.
Congrats to everyone else admitted today!
Congrats to everyone else admitted today!
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
In! Do they let folks know about scholly information at the same time or is it a wait?
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Does everyone go DLS at same time, or is there a chance I can still hear back today?
- hellohalo
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
You have to apply for $$$. You have 7 days from the acceptance day to fill the application, including two essays. I don't remember the requirement of College board stuff. Check on admitted students website.RPlatt85 wrote:In! Do they let folks know about scholly information at the same time or is it a wait?
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
In via email. Applied early December. Stats in my profile, bombed one question during the video interview.
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
I'm writing my Scholarship essays right now and I'm having some trouble with the first question:
I think comparatively speaking I'm not a great candidate for need based aid (no UG debt, parents are helping some amount) however it's still Private law school tuition and I still would have to take some amount of debt to fund it. How did others in this situation approach the question? Did you discuss your need based qualities and express you anticipated low need based scholarship, or did you state your situation and analyze it as favorably as possible leaving them to ultimately dispute that?
I think comparatively speaking I'm not a great candidate for need based aid (no UG debt, parents are helping some amount) however it's still Private law school tuition and I still would have to take some amount of debt to fund it. How did others in this situation approach the question? Did you discuss your need based qualities and express you anticipated low need based scholarship, or did you state your situation and analyze it as favorably as possible leaving them to ultimately dispute that?
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Has anyone else tried completing the CSS form yet? It's that College Board form that is just insanely invasive to ask us to answer just to apply for scholarships. Do we definitely have to complete that as I'm not even sure I can get all of that information?
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
I said that I understand that I will likely receive no needs-based aid based on my parents incomes but explained that they would not be contributing any more, because they are (1) a year away from retirement (2) have some unusual and urgent family financial obligations and (3) financed my undergrad. After that, I was very frank and said I would need a reasonable amount of merit-based aid to attend Pritzker.Dr.Degrees_Cr.Cash wrote:I'm writing my Scholarship essays right now and I'm having some trouble with the first question:
I think comparatively speaking I'm not a great candidate for need based aid (no UG debt, parents are helping some amount) however it's still Private law school tuition and I still would have to take some amount of debt to fund it. How did others in this situation approach the question? Did you discuss your need based qualities and express you anticipated low need based scholarship, or did you state your situation and analyze it as favorably as possible leaving them to ultimately dispute that?
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
definitely have to.RPlatt85 wrote:Has anyone else tried completing the CSS form yet? It's that College Board form that is just insanely invasive to ask us to answer just to apply for scholarships. Do we definitely have to complete that as I'm not even sure I can get all of that information?
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Thanks. Think I knew the answer lol, but I just think it's a really crappy way of doing thingsguybourdin wrote:definitely have to.RPlatt85 wrote:Has anyone else tried completing the CSS form yet? It's that College Board form that is just insanely invasive to ask us to answer just to apply for scholarships. Do we definitely have to complete that as I'm not even sure I can get all of that information?
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
I think most schools ask for a similar level of information.RPlatt85 wrote:Thanks. Think I knew the answer lol, but I just think it's a really crappy way of doing thingsguybourdin wrote:definitely have to.RPlatt85 wrote:Has anyone else tried completing the CSS form yet? It's that College Board form that is just insanely invasive to ask us to answer just to apply for scholarships. Do we definitely have to complete that as I'm not even sure I can get all of that information?
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Do we have to pay that submission fee for the income information form?
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- brinicolec
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
guybourdin wrote:definitely have to.RPlatt85 wrote:Has anyone else tried completing the CSS form yet? It's that College Board form that is just insanely invasive to ask us to answer just to apply for scholarships. Do we definitely have to complete that as I'm not even sure I can get all of that information?
If you want need-based aid*
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
If you want any aid, since NU combines need-based and merit-based, you cannot submit the scholarship essays without also submitting the CSS profile.brinicolec wrote:guybourdin wrote:definitely have to.RPlatt85 wrote:Has anyone else tried completing the CSS form yet? It's that College Board form that is just insanely invasive to ask us to answer just to apply for scholarships. Do we definitely have to complete that as I'm not even sure I can get all of that information?
If you want need-based aid*
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Ah, that's right.guybourdin wrote:If you want any aid, since NU combines need-based and merit-based, you cannot submit the scholarship essays without also submitting the CSS profile.brinicolec wrote:guybourdin wrote:definitely have to.RPlatt85 wrote:Has anyone else tried completing the CSS form yet? It's that College Board form that is just insanely invasive to ask us to answer just to apply for scholarships. Do we definitely have to complete that as I'm not even sure I can get all of that information?
If you want need-based aid*
I was thinking of the FAFSA, which is the only thing required for people who just want federal loans.
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
My stuff is due tomorrow and I added Nu to my css today, is that enough time?
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- brinicolec
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
I'm pretty sure that's fine.Dr.Degrees_Cr.Cash wrote:My stuff is due tomorrow and I added Nu to my css today, is that enough time?
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Is anyone else who went complete before December still waiting? Seriously, I'm an easy reject, no idea what's taking so long
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Yes and I emailed them about it and didn't receive an answer (2 weeks ago)carasrook wrote:Is anyone else who went complete before December still waiting? Seriously, I'm an easy reject, no idea what's taking so long
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Probably because they want you to just chill and wait it out lolHowlandReed wrote:Yes and I emailed them about it and didn't receive an answer (2 weeks ago)carasrook wrote:Is anyone else who went complete before December still waiting? Seriously, I'm an easy reject, no idea what's taking so long
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Well it says 8-10 weeks and it's been 13.5 lolbrinicolec wrote:Probably because they want you to just chill and wait it out lolHowlandReed wrote:Yes and I emailed them about it and didn't receive an answer (2 weeks ago)carasrook wrote:Is anyone else who went complete before December still waiting? Seriously, I'm an easy reject, no idea what's taking so long
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
Yeah I'd just not worry about it much. They've been kinda slow this cycle it seems like. *As long as you're complete.HowlandReed wrote:Well it says 8-10 weeks and it's been 13.5 lolbrinicolec wrote:Probably because they want you to just chill and wait it out lolHowlandReed wrote:Yes and I emailed them about it and didn't receive an answer (2 weeks ago)carasrook wrote:Is anyone else who went complete before December still waiting? Seriously, I'm an easy reject, no idea what's taking so long
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
On DLS it says my app was received on 1/3 and is complete as of 2/15. I completed my interview on 1/16.
For those that check DLS, do you have two complete dates, or do you have received/complete?
Will my 8-10 week timeline start from Jan, or from when I went complete 2/15. The latter would suck since I have a long way to go even though I applied almost two months ago.
Sry if I sound paranoid, NU is a top choice.
For those that check DLS, do you have two complete dates, or do you have received/complete?
Will my 8-10 week timeline start from Jan, or from when I went complete 2/15. The latter would suck since I have a long way to go even though I applied almost two months ago.
Sry if I sound paranoid, NU is a top choice.
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Re: Northwestern c/o 2020 Applicants (2016-2017)
I had two complete dates. Did you do an online interview or did you interview with someone? It took me a little while to go complete after interviewing but I interviewed with an actual person on skype.StopLawying wrote:On DLS it says my app was received on 1/3 and is complete as of 2/15. I completed my interview on 1/16.
For those that check DLS, do you have two complete dates, or do you have received/complete?
Will my 8-10 week timeline start from Jan, or from when I went complete 2/15. The latter would suck since I have a long way to go even though I applied almost two months ago.
Sry if I sound paranoid, NU is a top choice.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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