UNC c/o 2020 applicants (2016-2017) Forum
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Anyone who was placed on Hold hear anything yet?
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Nocookab wrote:Anyone who was placed on Hold hear anything yet?
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Yep they took me off hold and put me on the waiting list. I withdrew.cookab wrote:Anyone who was placed on Hold hear anything yet?
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Who else is going to ASD on March 31st?? I'm so excited
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When was that, if you don't mind?LawBuckeye12 wrote:Yep they took me off hold and put me on the waiting list. I withdrew.cookab wrote:Anyone who was placed on Hold hear anything yet?
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Got put on hold sometime in November I think, moved to the waitlist March 2ndbbmayes wrote:When was that, if you don't mind?LawBuckeye12 wrote:Yep they took me off hold and put me on the waiting list. I withdrew.cookab wrote:Anyone who was placed on Hold hear anything yet?
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Thanks, good luck!LawBuckeye12 wrote:Got put on hold sometime in November I think, moved to the waitlist March 2ndbbmayes wrote:When was that, if you don't mind?LawBuckeye12 wrote:Yep they took me off hold and put me on the waiting list. I withdrew.cookab wrote:Anyone who was placed on Hold hear anything yet?
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Was put on hold Dec 15th and heard back March 2nd that I am on the waitlistcookab wrote:Anyone who was placed on Hold hear anything yet?
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Anyone else bothered by the new USNWR rankings that have UNC at 39th and Wake at 36th?
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Nope, in at wake with 32k/yr yet still waiting from unc...SeanORaff33 wrote:Anyone else bothered by the new USNWR rankings that have UNC at 39th and Wake at 36th?
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Where are the new rankings?
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Spivey blog. Not out yet so who knows...njdevils327 wrote:Where are the new rankings?
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bbmayes wrote:Nope, in at wake with 32k/yr yet still waiting from unc...SeanORaff33 wrote:Anyone else bothered by the new USNWR rankings that have UNC at 39th and Wake at 36th?
I got full at wake but am still probably gonna end up at UNC, itll defnitiely help with leverage
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I'll be there! Also just a heads up to everyone my scholly negotiation letter went out last Friday, I'll keep you posted.mjm1315 wrote:Who else is going to ASD on March 31st?? I'm so excited
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Would someone mind proofreading my Negotiation email and let me know if I sound like an ass?
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Just got a response to mine and it was VERY successfull i'm happy to say! PM me and let's coordinate.SeanORaff33 wrote:Would someone mind proofreading my Negotiation email and let me know if I sound like an ass?
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Asked to negotiate in mid Feb and was told they were holding off on negotiations until closer to the deposit deadline. I received an increase today. If you're thinking of negotiating now may be the time.
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BostonOrBust wrote:Asked to negotiate in mid Feb and was told they were holding off on negotiations until closer to the deposit deadline. I received an increase today. If you're thinking of negotiating now may be the time.
Sent today. I'll keep y'all in the loop on timeline
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Wake 3L jumping in to say...those rankings don't matter. I matriculated at Wake when it was like 31, then it dropped to high 40s, now it's ahead of UNC (for now). The schools between 20-45ish jump around all the time.SeanORaff33 wrote:bbmayes wrote:Nope, in at wake with 32k/yr yet still waiting from unc...SeanORaff33 wrote:Anyone else bothered by the new USNWR rankings that have UNC at 39th and Wake at 36th?
I got full at wake but am still probably gonna end up at UNC, itll defnitiely help with leverage
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Accepted today with scholarship of 17500 a year. Im wondering if its worth it to negotiate scholarship money, I received 22,000 from Emory per year (although they're more expensive) and could use that as leverage. But curious as to if they would go any higher considering they're already pretty high now.
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It doesn't hurt to try, but I doubt they will increase from $17,500 because that is the next step down from Chancellor's (at least if you are in-state), which they've already announced, and the in-state tuition is so cheap compared to Emory and most other schools.emilycyoung1 wrote:Accepted today with scholarship of 17500 a year. Im wondering if its worth it to negotiate scholarship money, I received 22,000 from Emory per year (although they're more expensive) and could use that as leverage. But curious as to if they would go any higher considering they're already pretty high now.
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emilycyoung1 wrote:Accepted today with scholarship of 17500 a year. Im wondering if its worth it to negotiate scholarship money, I received 22,000 from Emory per year (although they're more expensive) and could use that as leverage. But curious as to if they would go any higher considering they're already pretty high now.
Congrats!!!! Think you'll matriculate?
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SeanORaff33 wrote:emilycyoung1 wrote:Accepted today with scholarship of 17500 a year. Im wondering if its worth it to negotiate scholarship money, I received 22,000 from Emory per year (although they're more expensive) and could use that as leverage. But curious as to if they would go any higher considering they're already pretty high now.
Congrats!!!! Think you'll matriculate?
If I don't get off the waitlist at Duke I will definitely be going!
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How do you go about negotiating scholarships?dianersg wrote:It doesn't hurt to try, but I doubt they will increase from $17,500 because that is the next step down from Chancellor's (at least if you are in-state), which they've already announced, and the in-state tuition is so cheap compared to Emory and most other schools.emilycyoung1 wrote:Accepted today with scholarship of 17500 a year. Im wondering if its worth it to negotiate scholarship money, I received 22,000 from Emory per year (although they're more expensive) and could use that as leverage. But curious as to if they would go any higher considering they're already pretty high now.
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I haven't done any negotiating yet, so take this with a grain of salt, but from what I've read on here, you should start by explaining why you want to attend UNC. If you would definitely attend with more money, tell them that. Then bring up your offer from Emory and any other superior offers you have from peers that could be used as leverage (attach documentation of offers to email as well). Just be courteous and try not to sound like you think you're entitled to more money. The worst they can say is they can't offer more.emilycyoung1 wrote:How do you go about negotiating scholarships?dianersg wrote:It doesn't hurt to try, but I doubt they will increase from $17,500 because that is the next step down from Chancellor's (at least if you are in-state), which they've already announced, and the in-state tuition is so cheap compared to Emory and most other schools.emilycyoung1 wrote:Accepted today with scholarship of 17500 a year. Im wondering if its worth it to negotiate scholarship money, I received 22,000 from Emory per year (although they're more expensive) and could use that as leverage. But curious as to if they would go any higher considering they're already pretty high now.
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