jjinferno7
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I'm not even sure if I'm posting this to the correct thread, but I wanted to ask for other's opinions on my situation. So I've been lucky enough to have been accepted to 4 schools, one being a top 20 that I absolutely loved and could see myself at for sure (Sinai). I also am waiting to hear back in the next month or so on decisions from four other top 20's that I have interviewed at. However, I was recently invited to interview at Emory. I think Emory is an amazing school that I've heard great things about and had I not been accepted to Sinai yet I would for sure not think twice about attending this interview, but I am having trouble deciding if it would be worth it.
Travel would cost about 250$ and of course I would have to put in the time and energy to prepare for this interview/ undergo the stress of traveling when I thought I was most likely finished with my interview season. All things equal, I just cannot see myself attending Emory over Sinai (or a few of the other schools I am waiting on).
However, I do not want to regret not going and maybe missing out on a school that I would love or would possibly offer me some scholarship $ or maybe a better financial aid package. Is Emory known for offering more aid? What would you do in this situation? I am open to anyones advice and thanks for your input.
Travel would cost about 250$ and of course I would have to put in the time and energy to prepare for this interview/ undergo the stress of traveling when I thought I was most likely finished with my interview season. All things equal, I just cannot see myself attending Emory over Sinai (or a few of the other schools I am waiting on).
However, I do not want to regret not going and maybe missing out on a school that I would love or would possibly offer me some scholarship $ or maybe a better financial aid package. Is Emory known for offering more aid? What would you do in this situation? I am open to anyones advice and thanks for your input.