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About LinkBacksI was wondering if you guys had some tips for unfunded students who will go to flyouts in terms of increasing the chances of getting funded, or getting at least a tuition waver for the first year. Thanks in advance
I was wondering if you guys had some tips for unfunded students who will go to flyouts in terms of increasing the chances of getting funded, or getting at least a tuition waver for the first year. Thanks in advance
One door closes, another one opens....
Has anybody heard about getting the out of state part of tuition waved? I'm curious if this is possible
Attending: University of Washington
This completely depends on the school. You're best off directing any funding questions to the graduate secretary on the visit day.Originally Posted by Econtastic
University of Wisconsin-Madison--Leaving with a master's degree
Not the Director of Graduate Studies?
+1 Which of the two do you ask?
Attending: University of Washington
Secretary, IMO. They typically know the policies and/or people who make decisions and/or reality of running the departments. But it's only a marginal win.
Adding "-ism" to any word just makes it sound bad.
Ex: macroeconomicism, developmentalism, graduate schoolism, sappyism, etc. etc.
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