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Hey all!
For some reason, I have recently been hit by a very scary notion. What if someone gets accepted to his #1 choice but cannot go because his finances do not work out well (whether it is too much that loans cannot cover it but more importantly that personal expenses like rent/food/utilities/car will become a huge issue)? I want to write a letter of intent to UPenn and every time I start thinking about how to say what I want, I get that feeling and I stop. I would be totally crushed if I could not go if the miracle happened that I got in. If I write a letter of intent, does that necessarily mean that I may not get as much fin aid/grants because UPenn does not have to entice me with monetary incentives to come there in the fall? I am so scared about this. I have done about all I can to show how much I want to go. I want to send a letter of intent but not if it may work in my disfavor. Any advice?
For some reason, I have recently been hit by a very scary notion. What if someone gets accepted to his #1 choice but cannot go because his finances do not work out well (whether it is too much that loans cannot cover it but more importantly that personal expenses like rent/food/utilities/car will become a huge issue)? I want to write a letter of intent to UPenn and every time I start thinking about how to say what I want, I get that feeling and I stop. I would be totally crushed if I could not go if the miracle happened that I got in. If I write a letter of intent, does that necessarily mean that I may not get as much fin aid/grants because UPenn does not have to entice me with monetary incentives to come there in the fall? I am so scared about this. I have done about all I can to show how much I want to go. I want to send a letter of intent but not if it may work in my disfavor. Any advice?