Long long of a process can negotiating scholarships go? Forum

[MrFreshPrince95]

Is negotiating scholarships with a school a long process? i sent my email to them already im just wondering how long would it take for them to get back to me (ex a week? a month?)

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[MrFreshPrince95]

I have no idea what that even means lmao

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[saf18hornet]

I have no idea what that even means lmao

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[Mr. Freeze]

It shouldnt take too long because the school probably doesnt want to be negotiating a bunch of scholarships at the same time. It depends on the school though.

[brinicolec]

I recently asked Michigan about this (because I had some concerns about being able to try to negotiate a scholly and make a decision in time) and they told me that the process is usually fairly quick.

I don't know about other schools, but I'd imagine schools that have some sort of deadline to decide would also do their best to be quick about making a new offer (if they're going to make a new offer).

[batlaw]

I recently asked Michigan about this (because I had some concerns about being able to try to negotiate a scholly and make a decision in time) and they told me that the process is usually fairly quick.

I don't know about other schools, but I'd imagine schools that have some sort of deadline to decide would also do their best to be quick about making a new offer (if they're going to make a new offer).

Wait, did you ask Michigan about negotiating scholarships with Michigan or about the process for negotiating with other schools? I was under the impression Michigan didn't negotiate.

[brinicolec]

I recently asked Michigan about this (because I had some concerns about being able to try to negotiate a scholly and make a decision in time) and they told me that the process is usually fairly quick.

I don't know about other schools, but I'd imagine schools that have some sort of deadline to decide would also do their best to be quick about making a new offer (if they're going to make a new offer).

Wait, did you ask Michigan about negotiating scholarships with Michigan or about the process for negotiating with other schools? I was under the impression Michigan didn't negotiate.

They don't negotiate with people who ~ have ~ a scholarship package. But they have a scholarship compete kind of thing for those who ~ don't ~ have a package (aka me )

[batlaw]

I recently asked Michigan about this (because I had some concerns about being able to try to negotiate a scholly and make a decision in time) and they told me that the process is usually fairly quick.

I don't know about other schools, but I'd imagine schools that have some sort of deadline to decide would also do their best to be quick about making a new offer (if they're going to make a new offer).

Wait, did you ask Michigan about negotiating scholarships with Michigan or about the process for negotiating with other schools? I was under the impression Michigan didn't negotiate.

They don't negotiate with people who ~ have ~ a scholarship package. But they have a scholarship compete kind of thing for those who ~ don't ~ have a package (aka me )

Ahhh my bad. At least they still let you negotiate though! Hopefully, they compete!

[brinicolec]

I recently asked Michigan about this (because I had some concerns about being able to try to negotiate a scholly and make a decision in time) and they told me that the process is usually fairly quick.

I don't know about other schools, but I'd imagine schools that have some sort of deadline to decide would also do their best to be quick about making a new offer (if they're going to make a new offer).

Wait, did you ask Michigan about negotiating scholarships with Michigan or about the process for negotiating with other schools? I was under the impression Michigan didn't negotiate.

They don't negotiate with people who ~ have ~ a scholarship package. But they have a scholarship compete kind of thing for those who ~ don't ~ have a package (aka me )

Ahhh my bad. At least they still let you negotiate though! Hopefully, they compete!

Yeah, I'm grasping at straws since they're the best-ranked school I got into but, you never know, maybe if I'm able to express my interest enough they'll be willing to help. I found it a little strange that I got a big goose egg because I'm literally one point below their median LSAT, but I think my GPA brought me down lol.