you wont get the same scholarship. although you would obviously still be guaranteed admission, they will reconsider your application and recalculate a scholarship. might be the same, might be lower. no guarantees there. and you ask by giving them a call and asking what the process is to defer and if there is a form to fill out or if you should just email admissions or just speak to a specific person on the phone.
@"surfy surf" said:
you wont get the same scholarship. although you would obviously still be guaranteed admission, they will reconsider your application and recalculate a scholarship. might be the same, might be lower. no guarantees there. and you ask by giving them a call and asking what the process is to defer and if there is a form to fill out or if you should just email admissions or just speak to a specific person on the phone.
This is most likely correct. You can check for the handbook for the school. The one I'm attending outlines the deferral procedures.
Some schools will only allow for a deferral with extenuating circumstances. It varies by school according to their policies. You should call admissions and ask them about a deferral.
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you wont get the same scholarship. although you would obviously still be guaranteed admission, they will reconsider your application and recalculate a scholarship. might be the same, might be lower. no guarantees there. and you ask by giving them a call and asking what the process is to defer and if there is a form to fill out or if you should just email admissions or just speak to a specific person on the phone.
This is most likely correct. You can check for the handbook for the school. The one I'm attending outlines the deferral procedures.
Some schools will only allow for a deferral with extenuating circumstances. It varies by school according to their policies. You should call admissions and ask them about a deferral.
If you get them to defer the full scholarship, they probably won't let you apply to other schools.
You can’t apply to other schools regardless. As far as I know a deferment is a binding contractual agreement to go to the school in a year.
I think I've heard of non-binding deferrals before, but they definitely are not common.
It is definitely always binding if they are giving a full scholarship.
Thanks guys. I think i will call admissions, rather than an inpersonal email