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Hello, I'm from Brazil, I was accepted by the MCP. I signed up for the Land Use and Planning specialization. Unfortunately I have two problems to consider accepting the offer. First there was no financial aid: / Second, because my country is in chaos, and only God knows when my vaccination time will come, but I have no hope that it will be before September.

Que legal!!! TB sou do nordeste. Me inscrevi na UPenn e em Cornell pra Planning, fui aceita na Upenn e esperando ainda Cornell. Não aguento mais de tanta aflição

Hello everyone! I hope you're all healthy. I'm from Brazil and applied for SEAS / UMich (Environmental Justice), NSOE / Duke (MEM), UPenn (M. City Planning), Cornell (M. Regional Planning) I had a big problem with my TOEFL, it was canceled 6 times. The universities understood and I have until the end of April to send. I was accepted early at UPenn, but unfortunately without any financial aid on my admission letter. I asked the admissions sector for information about it and they asked me to sign up for a webinar in early April. I'm very interested in the concentration of Land Use and Environmental Planning, but without financial aid it is difficult. It is the most expensive program I have applied. I'm incredibly proud to be accepted into the Ivy League. I'm still waiting for news from Cornell and UMich. I'm seeing people commenting that they have been accepted, and I have not received any acceptance or registration emails, my anxiety is in the stratosphere. Last week SEAS said that the results (all) would come out in up to two weeks. Nicholas School will only disclose whether or not I was accepted in May, after my TOELF grade arrives?

I didn't hear many people on this topic saying that they applied to Upenn. Do you consider that the course is not so good or is too expensive?

Hi, has anyone here received any financial aid from UPenn?

It is not easy to be an Environmental Engineer in Brazil in the last 3 years, my currency is overvalued and a job that paid well would only earn me 5 thousand reais per month (Less than a thousand dollars). Taking a master's degree in the USA was the only way I saw how to leverage my curriculum. Unfortunately UPenn did not give me financial assistance, and $ 82,000 is an unimaginable amount to pay each year. Waiting for the result of the other Universities Age/Gender/Citizenship 34/F/BR Undergraduate degree/School/Year graduated B Environmental Engineering/UFRPE/2009 GPA - GRE - TOEFL 3 GPA/No GRE/Amazingly, I had my test canceled about 6 times. Finally going to do on 4/21 Work Experience: Conducted undergraduate research in the area of watershed management I did a post-baccalaureate in the area of sanitation I worked 10 years in Environmental Protection Agency I have a Sustainable Fashion project in my city, where I implemented the first thrift store I consult and carry out projects in the area of environmental licensing Letter of recommendations: (from whom) My two undergraduate advisors. One from the Geoprocessing area and the other from the Hydrology area. My former boss at the Environment Secretariat Schools applied to: UPenn (MCP) Cornell (MRP) UMich ( M. Enviroment and Sustainability) Duke (M Environmental Management) In: UPenn (My application material was screaming for financial help, but UPenn offered me none.) Out: Wait-list: Awaiting: Cornell, Duke, UMich Results:

How interesting. I'm from Brazil and applied at UPenn and Cornell, my interest is Land Use and Environmental Planning. I was admitted to UPenn early, but nothing financial sido for me. I'm still waiting for Cornell, but it's taking so long that I don't even know if I have a chance. ?