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Where do you see that the student has a significant undergraduate debt load ?On the metrics side, you should be golden. Where are you on the networking side when it comes to reaching out to the schools' admissions staff or current students? I would be mindful of your student debt load that you're carrying over from undergrad; are you on a lot of scholarships now?
Generically speaking. Especially if we're talking about a standard private liberal arts college.Where do you see that the student has a significant undergraduate debt load ?
On the metrics side, you should be golden. Where are you on the networking side when it comes to reaching out to the schools' admissions staff or current students? I would be mindful of your student debt load that you're carrying over from undergrad; are you on a lot of scholarships now?
It may not be worth a lot when it comes to moving your file forward, but you also overestimate the number of students who sincerely reach out to the admissions team. I would always network with current students because you want their perspective on what it's like to be a student beyond the marketing materials, and they'll be people you will rely on as a community.Why is it important to reach out to schools' admissions staff? I had thought others on SDN basically said it wasn't worth a lot, considering the sheer volume of students that would reach out to the admissions team. Wouldn't that be more important after you were offered a II? Also, how would networking with current students affect the process?