Just wanted to report that I got my financial aid package last night.
Thank you!
Thank you!
Just as a general question: what is a good way of looking at/evaluating match lists?
Just wanted to report that I got my financial aid package last night.
i hope that people who didn’t get merit scholarships feel similarlyI think they may be processing in the order they received them. I got mine roughly three weeks after I submitted all my documents. For people who have gotten their financial aid, are you happy or not? I would say I was pleasantly surprised at how generous WashU is with financial aid.
I would agree the aid package is nice but the school is still quite expensive. I won't be attending unless they can come through with a merit scholarship unfortunately =(I think they may be processing in the order they received them. I got mine roughly three weeks after I submitted all my documents. For people who have gotten their financial aid, are you happy or not? I would say I was pleasantly surprised at how generous WashU is with financial aid.
I’d emailed a couple of weeks ago and the dean replied and said we could talk about it at second look. Hoping that conversation will yield something because the fin aid package I got this week is nowhere near matching my other scholarships.Does anyone know if they’re receptive to matching scholarship offers? And if they are when is the best time to do it?
There are about 300 people on the accepted FB page. Considering that the class size is going to be 100 this year I'd say minimal. More than 200 accepted students need to withdraw for just one person to come off of the waitlist.It seems that WashU does not like to reject anyone. How much waitlist movement should we be expecting?
There are about 300 people on the accepted FB page. Considering that the class size is going to be 100 this year I'd say minimal. More than 200 accepted students need to withdraw for just one person to come off of the waitlist.
At this point the merit scholarships are all dolled out (dean's words not mine), so any chance of matching will likely by late april/early may when people withdraw. Of course early may will be too late for most people unless you're talking about matching a future offer if coming off the waitlistDoes anyone know if they’re receptive to matching scholarship offers? And if they are when is the best time to do it?
It would truly help if we could know the actually number of acceptances offered so we know how many acceptances are above 100Hey for people who were WL, when do you think offers might start to come out? Do you think there’s any chance that they may start after April 15? Considering that people have to narrow they choices down to 3 at that point.
Go for itDo you guys know if Wahu is receptive to LOIs?
Do you guys know if Wahu is receptive to LOIs?
hi guys, I am new here. for the WL students, I was following the Facebook for the accepted students and I can see that within the past few days, the number dropped and then picked up again. what does that mean? last year in the first two weeks of April, 100 students left the group and the WL movement started. this year it doesn't seem to follow the same pattern...does that mean there isn't going to be any WL movement????? because there are 304 member on that Facebook group...
Well I counted the number of people in the group who had "Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine" in their byline plus a couple I knew were current students and that was 40 people. I'm guessing there are a lot more unidentified current students in the group as well.
That's the oneare you talking about this group?
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Im thinking there wont be significant movement until after April 30th because of the new traffic rules, hopefully a lot of people give up their spotshi guys, I am new here. for the WL students, I was following the Facebook for the accepted students and I can see that within the past few days, the number dropped and then picked up again. what does that mean? last year in the first two weeks of April, 100 students left the group and the WL movement started. this year it doesn't seem to follow the same pattern...does that mean there isn't going to be any WL movement????? because there are 304 member on that Facebook group...
Im thinking there wont be significant movement until after April 30th because of the new traffic rules, hopefully a lot of people give up their spots
Any predictions on how many people might be getting an offer off the waitlist? This is my top choice so I am trying to be optimistic but it's getting harder to do that with every passing day.
Do you guys know if WashU rejects post-II? the email that they sent a while ago suggested that they do but nobody has reported it.
I don't think we know officially (and it looks like people have been wondering this in past years too and never gotten a straight answer, though there was one person a couple of cycles ago that reported a rejection). I guess I just figure that SDN is a super biased way to collect that type of data. If you got rejected you probably wouldn't want to talk about it, you'd just cry into a pint of Ben & Jerry's half baked and move on... just a theory
Let's hopeThat's true but people do report rejections in other school's threads so who knows. I'm going to choose to believe that they do reject people and the waitlist isn't 700 people deep
I don't think we know officially (and it looks like people have been wondering this in past years too and never gotten a straight answer, though there was one person a couple of cycles ago that reported a rejection). I guess I just figure that SDN is a super biased way to collect that type of data. If you got rejected you probably wouldn't want to talk about it, you'd just cry into a pint of Ben & Jerry's half baked and move on... just a theory
Nah, just caloric!!!Lol you make being rejected sound fun
WashU is going to start offering full-tuition to half its classes after a new investment in its scholarship fund
WashU Free Tuition for Half its Medical School Classes
can confirm, I was on the receiving end of some of this scholarship love yesterday!!!WashU is going to start offering full-tuition to half its classes after a new investment in its scholarship fund
WashU Free Tuition for Half its Medical School Classes
As far as I can tell, many merit awards have already gone out. Your chances aren’t any less slim today than at the beginning of March because many people got their scholarship aid packages right around or before then.Chances of getting of the waitlist just got a lot more slim didnt they?
can confirm, I was on the receiving end of some of this scholarship love yesterday!!!
can confirm, I was on the receiving end of some of this scholarship love yesterday!!!
initial merit offer, my previous offer was only need-basedCongrats! Was this an initial award or on top of an earlier one if you don't mind me asking?
RIPChances of getting of the waitlist just got a lot more slim didnt they?
They've always had great aid yet low yield. The extra money is significant but not a game changer. Hang in there!Chances of getting of the waitlist just got a lot more slim didnt they?
Hey everyone, long time lurker and on the alternate list. Did anyone at second look get a feel for how many people would attend the school or how much the waitlist might move?
Disappointing news but appreciate the honest feedback on this! Were MD/PhD students at this second look as well? If not that's 150 students for around 85 spotsSecond look weekend had about 150 attendees for a class of 100. A lot of people I spoke to were pretty sold on WashU or deciding between one other school. WashU traditionally has a low yield but the additional scholarship investment they made this year and the smaller class size than typical makes me believe there will likely be less waitlist movement than usual.
Disappointing news but appreciate the honest feedback on this! Were MD/PhD students at this second look as well? If not that's 150 students for around 85 spots
fml I was actually hopefulSecond look weekend had about 150 attendees for a class of 100. A lot of people I spoke to were pretty sold on WashU or deciding between one other school. WashU traditionally has a low yield but the additional scholarship investment they made this year and the smaller class size than typical makes me believe there will likely be less waitlist movement than usual.
from all the comments it seems it is nearly impossible for anyone on the WL to even have a chance!!!!!
this is beyond disappointing at this time....I knew this new scholarship thing will make things harder....I was hopeful for a very long time...but now my hope is fading