anonymous:
Hi! Could anyone speak to how financial aid is at Weill Cornell? I know they have the “debt free,” but I am awaiting my package and wondering if anyone could say how it compared to other private schools? Thanks!
VERY VERY generous. No other school came close. They literally covered my entire cost of attendance! The only downside is having to reapply every year. They also don't cover the a research year.
anonymous:
Hi! Could anyone speak to how financial aid is at Weill Cornell? I know they have the “debt free,” but I am awaiting my package and wondering if anyone could say how it compared to other private schools? Thanks!
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anonymous:
Hi! Could anyone speak to how financial aid is at Weill Cornell? I know they have the “debt free,” but I am awaiting my package and wondering if anyone could say how it compared to other private schools? Thanks!
Hey! Have you gotten off the wait-list recently?
anonymous:
VERY VERY generous. No other school came close. They literally covered my entire cost of attendance! The only downside is having to reapply every year. They also don't cover the a research year.
Thank you so much! Good to know. Do most students take a research year?
anonymous:
Hey! Have you gotten off the wait-list recently?
Yep a few days ago
anonymous:
Thank you so much! Good to know. Do most students take a research year?
depends on the specialty you want to get into.
anonymous:
Yep a few days ago
Do you plan on taking the A? Or waiting to hear from financial aid?
anonymous:
depends on the specialty you want to get into.
Thank you!!
anonymous:
Do you plan on taking the A? Or waiting to hear from financial aid?
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anonymous:
Hi! Could anyone speak to how financial aid is at Weill Cornell? I know they have the “debt free,” but I am awaiting my package and wondering if anyone could say how it compared to other private schools? Thanks!
as mentioned by others, VERY GENEROUS!! keep in mind that they are need-based only but I think their need-based aid is still way better than other schools (as someone from a low ses background, I was able to compare); other school's need-based aid was okay/not bad. got full tuition plus need based at other places, but cornell covered almost full COA