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I received my acceptance around the 15th. However, I did get an email a few days later saying they had a problem with the mailing system and a lot of letters were sent to the wrong adddress. Did you get that email? If not, its worth calling ythe office, the lady is very helpful.

so according to the results page, some people heard from Northwestern about funding... not me UGH why can't more schools give out money for our education!

I contacted one of my schools about a visit, and they said they had other students coming on two days, and I could join either. It isn't an "accepted students day" or anything like that, but multiple students contacted them, so its an impromptu visit/tour

I went to an open house in January for a school (just to check it out, before any applications were even due) and there was only 1 person who brought her parent. I think its completely acceptable, just not sure how many people will bring them. My dad is coming with me to some open houses, but he is just going to roam around the city/campus while I'm at the event.

Yah I finished mine in February, and have only heard financial information from one school. I think in most programs they are only going to offer loans and maybe work study depending on the school. Most programs I've come across base scholarships off of merit or a separate need-based application.

So to everyone that has been going on department visits after receiving acceptance... Have you still been dressing 'professionally' as if in an interview situation? Or is business casual/dressy casual OK to wear? Thanks!

woahhh where did the $83,740 come from for Washington?? Are you doing the Core or the Med?

I got my acceptance via postal mail for Arizona this week. It was postmarked the 15th (and I live in Arizona) so look for it in the mail!

Now that I have my acceptances (still waiting on one), I think I am becoming more obsessive checking my email for funding notifications! Everytime my phone buzzes, I cross my fingers its an email from a school... I'm slowly going crazy!!

I know for sure that ASU is on spring break right now (I live in Phoenix), but I'm not sure if the admissions lady takes a break as well.

I went to visit in January for their Open House and I got a feeling that most of the funding goes to PhD students. They said they fully fund all PhD students and have the biggest PhD program in the country. However, I did talk with the graudate assistant through email and she said 'recruitment' scholarships are offered to some incoming 1st years, but they are only for the 1st three quarters. She also said work-study is available if you are eligible through the government. If you personal message me your email I can forward you the PDF she sent me about financial aid options! Bumblebee - I received my acceptance in the beginning of March and in the letter it said we didn't need to notify them until August about our decision. I'm thinking they don't do a waitlist? Maybe they wait to hear from some of the first group and then send out more letter (I'm just taking a guess). I do remember reading from last year people still waiting around at the end of March without any notice. Maybe try calling and ask? The graduate coordinator is really helpful.

I think that sounds like a great plan hahah I loooove college bball! My undergrad team is a number 5 sead and (I think) all my grad schools are in the tourny!! (Maybe not northwestern...)

My permanent and mailing address are both the same because I graduated in December. It did say on the postage they sent it on the 8th and I received it on the 11th.

I tried calling and they wouldn't give it to me! However, I did check the mail later and it was there

For those accepted to BU with funding... did your acceptance letter have the funding information in it?