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Petey
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 Posted: Sat Feb 20, 2016 7:44 pm Post subject: when do schools let you know? |
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I think that undergrad is different from grad notices in terms of times they let prospective students know.
Does anyone have any insight as to when prospective students get notified?
Is March 1 - 15 about right? |
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bg
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Typically, you can hear about acceptance any time between your audition and the end of March. In many schools, scholarship, assistantship or other financial aid decisions are made later, so it is not uncommon for the student to receive two separate notifications; one for admission and the other for aid.
The NASM guidelines give the student a deadline of May 1 to accept or decline financial aid offers.
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Petey
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| Posted: Sat Feb 20, 2016 8:05 pm Post subject: |
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| bg wrote: | Typically, you can hear about acceptance any time between your audition and the end of March. In many schools, scholarship, assistantship or other financial aid decisions are made later, so it is not uncommon for the student to receive two separate notifications; one for admission and the other for aid.
The NASM guidelines give the student a deadline of May 1 to accept or decline financial aid offers. |
Thank you.
I kind of figured it would be in March at the earliest.
I am betting on March 15th ..if I had to guess.
The schools do not show a schedule of when they send out notifications.
I looked..found nothing.
So, I am just getting insight from other students and teachers.
It would be nice to hear some news by March 1st.
Do you have any sense if rejections go out first? |
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Larry Smithee
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| Posted: Sat Feb 20, 2016 8:31 pm Post subject: |
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| Different schools have different policies. Why not just contact them and ask? It shouldn't some kind of big secret. |
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Petey
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| Posted: Sun Feb 21, 2016 6:58 pm Post subject: |
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| Larry Smithee wrote: | | Different schools have different policies. Why not just contact them and ask? It shouldn't some kind of big secret. |
LOL..you're right. I never think of the obvious. |
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| school is a open platform for the students to develop and explore their skills. |
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