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WUSTL Fee Waiver
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Am I just blind or is there no information on WUSTL's fee waiver policy on their website? I got an email with a "request a fee waiver" button but it just redirects to your email app. I can't find out whether I should bother requesting a merit based fee waiver or not.
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I requested it after pressing on the button, and received a waiver.
I think it just redirects you to email their generic admissions email address. It's not a special form or anything. I asked for a merit based waiver and got one (well, got several as I was confused like you and asked in multiple places :-P)
Thanks guys. I've just gone ahead and emailed them. Suppose there is nothing to lose!