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I've seen a few acceptances to Claremont Graduate's Phd this fall. I too was accepted, and like I think most, received a low financial aid offer. I did my undergrad studies close to Claremont, and can attest many of our faculty were adjuncts currently finishing their doctorate at Claremont. I know that is the general idea, the school helps set you up in a teaching spot around the third year to help offset the high costs compared to other programs. To those who also got into the program (or anyone that knows generally about Claremont) - is this still true? I'm basically just trying to convince myself I'm not crazy to accept that low of a financial offer.

Anyone have information about Loyola Chicago? The dates in the results over the past few years seem to be all over the place