Oyin Adedoyin

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A first step typically is reaching out to your admissions office and sending any updated information that might qualify you for some additional scholarship money. matched
So if you're arranging a meeting with the school, it's best to have the student, your parents, and even if possible, a high school guidance counselor in the room during this meeting. matched
Yeah, because they can all help strengthen the student's case to the university. matched
This is also the best time to ask for more merit-based aid. matched
Let's say the student's test scores were originally below the school's threshold for merit aid, but now are higher. matched
Ask the college admissions office if the student can now qualify. matched
Some colleges will do this, since the goal of the merit aid is to increase the average admission test scores. matched
But people often make a mistake here by highlighting the student's grades or test scores. matched
But that's what got the student admitted. matched
Focus instead on what makes the student unique. matched
This could be something like winning a major award or a paper published in a peer-reviewed journal or even receiving a patent. matched
Exactly. matched
Now is the best time to kind of sprinkle on all those extra things that make the student unique. matched
We spoke with Mark Kantrowitz, a financial aid specialist, and he said that you can even highlight the student's unusual hobbies, unusual volunteer activities or high achievements in sports like a third degree or higher black belt. matched
If another school offers a better financial aid package than your first choice, tell the preferred school right away. matched
You could word it like, my child wants to attend your school as their first choice. matched
Other schools are offering X dollars more. matched
Can we meet to see if we can get the same amount of assistance from your school? matched
And most colleges don't automatically match aid offers from competing schools. matched
They're mainly looking for signs of information that was provided to the other college that wasn't available to them when they prepared an aid offer for the student. matched
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