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Kaykay321

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  1. 19 hours ago, Mswapplicant828 said:

    Does anyone know if Berkeley will be releasing decisions right now? I’m on the admission’s page and it said it will be released the week of the 15th. Does it mean that they will start sending out decisions the week or by that date?

    This is what they replied when I emailed, "Thank you for your interest in Berkeley Social Welfare. Admissions decisions always go out in early March and offers need to be accepted or declined by April 15. Please see our website for more details."

  2. On 2/21/2022 at 9:33 AM, kaleighq said:

    Debt... can we talk about it? Haha. I wanted to post in here and ask the forum since we're all attending programs in social work and will have somewhat similar experiences with tuition, cost of living, etc. while we do our fieldwork.

    So my question is, how much debt are you planning to go into for a 2 year program and how are you coping with it because I am scared lol and worried it'll be too much to handle! Any kind discussion or advice is helpful.

    I am going to Smith and they gave me a good amount of scholarship to go towards tuition, but it's the cost of living in NYC for my field internship that will be the real issue because I will be using loans to cover the cost of living and NYC is expensive. It's becoming overwhelming and I just wanted to talk with other MSW folks about your plans and your relationship with debt.

    Check out  loan forgiveness programs .

  3. On 2/18/2022 at 10:15 PM, Mswapplicant828 said:

    I applied to the Bay Area schools ( Berkeley, SJSU, and SFSU). I got into SFSU with a title IV-e scholarship! My interview for Berkeley is next week, but I’m leaning towards SFSU financially. 
     

    I applied to Berkeley but haven't heard anything. How did you find out? Is it the 2-year full time normal standing program? Can I ask if they offered any scholarships?

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    On 2/7/2022 at 9:17 PM, kaleighq said:

    Hi there!

     I got into Columbia a few weeks ago and received my financial aid award last week. They gave me $16,000 scholarship, which doesn't feel great since the tuition alone is $55,000.

     

    Is that per semester? I just got offered $19,000 at Pittsburgh and wasn't sure what the average amount of aid offered was for grad students in general. 

  5. 7 minutes ago, Red29 said:

    Pitt is proud of being a research institution and all of my professors were deeply involved and proud of their research (I was a psych major.) They also have a very prestigious medical school so you get to benefit from some of those resources as well. Also the city of Pittsburgh and the Oakland neighborhood that houses the campus is a great place to live. Lots of cultural events and interesting students from all over.

    Wow awesome! Thank you so much for the feedback!!

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