Thought he was talking about some early acceptance similar to what Cornell has 😳
How 'bout these financial aid forms, HUH?![]()
what forms are you referring to?
How 'bout these financial aid forms, HUH?![]()
Should I even bother filling the forms out if my parents combine to make 250K a year?
This really seems like it's made for current students. I can't imagine a school expecting you to fill out school-specific financial aid forms before a final decision has been made on your application.
When I was at Yale, they told us to go ahead and do them so that they could get you your aid package right away if you're accepted.
Well then, thank you sir. I guess I'll get on top of that.
When I was at Yale, they told us to go ahead and do them so that they could get you your aid package right away if you're accepted.
When I was at Yale, they told us to go ahead and do them so that they could get you your aid package right away if you're accepted.
Should I even bother filling the forms out if my parents combine to make 250K a year?
are there any current yale som students on this thread w/mediocre-feeling interviews but were accepted? care to share some relief??? i had one pretty good (but not amazing) interview, but the only one i don't know if it was okay or just bad (but definitely NOT good). i want to go here sooo bad, and waiting until march 15 is killing me!![]()
The waiting and radio silence is killing me here.
That's funny. You're supposed to start applying for financial aid before knowing if you're even accepted?
As applicants for the MD/PhD program, if we don't get in to the MD/PhD Program but get into the MD only program, do we need to file financial aid before acceptance?
Sounds like you need to call 'em!
But.. thinking about it logically. I don't see them setting aside funds or rushing to take care of people in that situation, when you could just put the papers in now - just in case.
NeuroE your logical thinking is correct. They told me that I should just file the papers anyways. It can't hurt. Thanks.
Anyone hear of a notification date? And how they notify?
Anyone hear of a notification date? And how they notify?
I believe it's via email. I don't think all acceptances are sent out at once either. I gather this from last year's Yale thread. Also, on the yale website it states ALL correspondance is through email.
Hey,
Has anyone tried sending/ emailing Yale an update letter? Do they typically accept these?
Thanks
I called yesterday and was told that final decisions were being made this week and next and that an update may not have any bearing at this point (probably if they already got to your file). I just updated my address and hoped my interviewers took good notes on the update I gave during my interview.
crossing fingers....
Me too! This wait is torture... I should have interviewed in February not November.
As someone who interviewed in February, I assure you it doesn't help the anticipation.
I don't think I'd be worried if I was you though, you were accepted at your top picks.
I don't think I'd be worried if I was you though, you were accepted at your top picks.
Well Yale would probably jump to the top if I was accepted, so not quite... 🙂
Well, good luck dude. Perhaps we'll meet at the second look.
I called yesterday and was told that final decisions were being made this week and next and that an update may not have any bearing at this point (probably if they already got to your file). I just updated my address and hoped my interviewers took good notes on the update I gave during my interview.
It seems crazy to me that I've been waiting since october for this, and now that it's two weeks away it feels like it's months away. I have to admit though, when I started this I wasn't even expecting to be invited for an interview here.
Word. Interviewed back in early September and, after replaying my interviews over in my head countless times and going back and forth between whether they were excellent or terrible, not sure what to expect.
Just the name of the game I suppose.
This was my second interview back in october but I remember it very well. It felt awesome! I developed a great rapport with my interviewer because he had also graduated from my UG and we were from the same hometown. It was very personal and conversational. I have no idea how this admission process works, so ....who knows? But I am really keeping my fingers crossed because Yale has been one of my top choices all along and I would definitely go to Second Look if accepted. Good luck to everyone!!![]()
Would you like to trade your excellent interview for my 10 minute long faculty interview?
Would you like to trade your excellent interview for my 10 minute long faculty interview?