Any of you experienced negotiating a scholarship? Need some thoughts on this. Thanks.
Negotiating scholarship
Posted Mar 02, 2019 02:31
Posted Sep 05, 2019 11:41
I'm interested in this question too.
Posted Sep 09, 2019 13:10
The best approach is to have another offer from a better school on hand, and use this as leverage.
Posted Sep 12, 2019 15:13
Generally speaking you'd need to be in a good negotiating position.
Yes, this means that an offer on-hand from another school can help.
But more broadly, you should be a better candidate than the others in the admissions pool. For example, having a higher than average GPA can help boost a school's statistics - which looks good to future applicants - so they may be more likely to give you something to hold onto you.
This can also apply to what kind of diversity you bring to the class - in terms of both where you're from and your professional background. Applicants from over-represented groups will probably be less likely to receive funding.
Yes, this means that an offer on-hand from another school can help.
But more broadly, you should be a better candidate than the others in the admissions pool. For example, having a higher than average GPA can help boost a school's statistics - which looks good to future applicants - so they may be more likely to give you something to hold onto you.
This can also apply to what kind of diversity you bring to the class - in terms of both where you're from and your professional background. Applicants from over-represented groups will probably be less likely to receive funding.
Posted Dec 18, 2019 15:41
Generally speaking you'd need to be in a good negotiating position.
Yes, this means that an offer on-hand from another school can help.
But more broadly, you should be a better candidate than the others in the admissions pool. For example, having a higher than average GPA can help boost a school's statistics - which looks good to future applicants - so they may be more likely to give you something to hold onto you.
This can also apply to what kind of diversity you bring to the class - in terms of both where you're from and your professional background. Applicants from over-represented groups will probably be less likely to receive funding.
Thanks a lot for the information! Totally appreciate it!
Yes, this means that an offer on-hand from another school can help.
But more broadly, you should be a better candidate than the others in the admissions pool. For example, having a higher than average GPA can help boost a school's statistics - which looks good to future applicants - so they may be more likely to give you something to hold onto you.
This can also apply to what kind of diversity you bring to the class - in terms of both where you're from and your professional background. Applicants from over-represented groups will probably be less likely to receive funding. [/quote]
Thanks a lot for the information! Totally appreciate it!
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