As long as their match list continues to be on par with the T20s they can be ranked dead last in research and I wouldn't think twice about heading to Hanover. Matching competitively is, after all, the reason for choosing a school based on rank.
Sounds like that is what folks are speculating and I'd be happy if they decide to do that! But who knows....
I was able to get a student host within a couple of hours of requesting one. It might depend on how far in advance you request and if students have exams that week.
Negatory for me. Interviewed mid Dec.
congrats! When did you get the email?
Around noon!
Thanks! I got the email around 11 am Eastern.
Haha, I watched this live. Excellent as usual. Also, what an awesome response Grainagainst. Real mic-drop moment right there.
you know there are people who interviewed in october last year..
...so? I'm asking if anyone knows when awards are coming out this year, so I don't have to call and ask/bother them...
Called today. They are getting to the financial aid apps this week and should distribute awards by the end of the month. I would suggest calling to make sure they have all the required info for you. No need to be bashful!
Oops sorry replied to the wrong post
Looking at last years thread, I’m thinking/hoping starting the first week of April. Quite a few people got good news April 6th
I filled out the CSS forms, but have been waiting on my admissions decision to submit because of the $25 fee. There is quite a lot of info required that may take you some time, so I would recommend getting a jump start on it if Geisel is on your list still. I believe all financial paperwork needs to be submitted by the 1st of April. I might give the office a call tomorrow to see what they recommend doing.
Essentially the College Board financial aid app. Like FAFSA, but more tedious
Is this something that everyone should be filling out? I interviewed in October & totally forgot about all this stuff. I filled out FAFSA and that's it. Should I be freaking out?
Geisel only needs it if you're applying for institutional need-based aid (at least that's what it says on the sheet they gave during the interview). Most schools don't require it at all, just a few.
According to their website, they end interviews on March 31st.
Same I just want to knowwww
One thing I gathered from the interview (someone correct me if I am wrong because i hope i am wrong) was that every student must take out a base loan of about $45,700 before any scholarship funds are added. With that's sad, everyone who needed financial aid would at least be leaving Dartmouth with $188,000. Did others understand the same?
One thing I gathered from the interview (someone correct me if I am wrong because i hope i am wrong) was that every student must take out a base loan of about $45,700 before any scholarship funds are added. With that sad, everyone who needed financial aid would at least be leaving Dartmouth with $188,000. Did others understand the same?
