Marquette c/o 2019 Applicants Forum

[acerqueira11]

I haven't seen an applicants thread yet for Marquette, so I figured I would make one!

Applied 11/10 and Accepted on 11/21!

[Troianii]

Applied 10/16, accepted 11/10.

Still waiting on scholarship information. And not that this matters much, but it was nice to have an acceptance letter that was signed with a real signature and a positive note from the Dean. I mean, it doesn't really affect my decision, it'll come down to a mix of cost and job prospects, but it is at least much nicer than those generic printed-signature acceptance letters. :/

[acerqueira11]

Applied 10/16, accepted 11/10.

Still waiting on scholarship information. And not that this matters much, but it was nice to have an acceptance letter that was signed with a real signature and a positive note from the Dean. I mean, it doesn't really affect my decision, it'll come down to a mix of cost and job prospects, but it is at least much nicer than those generic printed-signature acceptance letters. :/

Congrats! I am on the same boat as you, it was nice to get a real acceptance letter from the Dean. Where are you from??

[Troianii]

Applied 10/16, accepted 11/10.

Still waiting on scholarship information. And not that this matters much, but it was nice to have an acceptance letter that was signed with a real signature and a positive note from the Dean. I mean, it doesn't really affect my decision, it'll come down to a mix of cost and job prospects, but it is at least much nicer than those generic printed-signature acceptance letters. :/

Congrats! I am on the same boat as you, it was nice to get a real acceptance letter from the Dean. Where are you from??

From New England but attending a private liberal arts college in MN.

[UConnMelo]

Applied 09/15 and accepted 11/11 via email! Anyone receive scholarship information yet?

[kylemolodets]

Applied!

[ajg1125]

Submitted 2/29, accepted 1/13, admissions said scholarships would be sent out mid-February

[acerqueira11]

Just got scholly info. Pretty happy about the amount. Anyone not from WI strongly considering going? I haven't visited the school yet but plan too before April.

[tyang]

any of yall try negotiating yet? i'm at 30K a year but i vaguely remember reading somewhere that MU isn't very flexible when it comes to negotiating?

[acerqueira11]

any of yall try negotiating yet? i'm at 30K a year but i vaguely remember reading somewhere that MU isn't very flexible when it comes to negotiating?

I'm on the same boat. I got 22K a year and want to negotiate. Waiting to visit on ASD in April to have better grounds to negotiate on.