If you withdraw your application from a school... Forum

[icydash]

before they've made a decision on it, I don't suppose you get refunded your application fees do you?

There are a few schools I'm waiting to hear back from that I'd rather just withdraw from, since I probably won't get into them / go to them anyway. I don't suppose I can get any money back for a withdrawl can I (since now the adcom doesn't have to do the work)?

[cubswin]

I would think not.

[hannibalhamlin61]

before they've made a decision on it, I don't suppose you get refunded your application fees do you?

There are a few schools I'm waiting to hear back from that I'd rather just withdraw from, since I probably won't get into them / go to them anyway. I don't suppose I can get any money back for a withdrawl can I (since now the adcom doesn't have to do the work)?

What?

[NU_Jet55]

[strike]I would think[/strike] Absolutely not.

Fixt.

[NU_Jet55]

before they've made a decision on it, I don't suppose you get refunded your application fees do you?

There are a few schools I'm waiting to hear back from that I'd rather just withdraw from, since I probably won't get into them / go to them anyway. I don't suppose I can get any money back for a withdrawl can I (since now the adcom doesn't have to do the work)?

What?

Your tar scares me.

[icydash]

lol damn. worth asking the question i guess (could have possibly saved a few hundred dollars). Thanks for the info.

[foxyeconomist]

Just because they haven't made a decision, doesn't mean they haven't looked at your application. If that makes you feel any better about your lost money.

[icydash]

Just because they haven't made a decision, doesn't mean they haven't looked at your application. If that makes you feel any better about your lost money.

haha thanks.