ED Scholarship negotiation Forum
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ED Scholarship negotiation
i know you lose a lot (all?) of your leverage by applying ED, but im still curious if its possible to still ask a school you've been accepted ED for somee scholarship money
- cavalier1138
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Re: ED Scholarship negotiation
You can ask, but they're not going to give you any. Why would they?
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Re: ED Scholarship negotiation
im sure youre right, there really is no incentive on their part. just wanted to know if anyones been successful doing this, and if they were what they said
- Helioze
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Re: ED Scholarship negotiation
u still have the same leverage as you would if you weren't ED.
Basically you offer them "give me $ or i wont come to your school"
Problem is they know your alternative is them or no law school at all so your threat is less likely to be taken as credible.
Basically you offer them "give me $ or i wont come to your school"
Problem is they know your alternative is them or no law school at all so your threat is less likely to be taken as credible.
- cavalier1138
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Re: ED Scholarship negotiation
So you have the same leverage except you don't. Brilliant analysis.Helioze wrote:u still have the same leverage as you would if you weren't ED.
Basically you offer them "give me $ or i wont come to your school"
Problem is they know your alternative is them or no law school at all so your threat is less likely to be taken as credible.
The "leverage" here isn't telling the admissions office you won't go to school. Leverage comes from being able to tell them that you have a comparable offer at a better school. Since ED is binding, there's no leverage.
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