<p>Anyone know when Redlands typically sends our RD admission notices?</p>
<p>No, I don’t know. But…they are sent out on a rolling basis. I don’t believe they wait and send them all at once. My daughter was accepted and I have to say, they have been very personable and kind. They sent her an acceptance with a handwritten note, then 30 days later an award letter. Then, she received a phone call from Redlands just checking to see how it was going and if she had any questions. I called the financial aid office yesterday regarding the fafsa and they were very informative and lovely to talk to.</p>
<p>Thanks for the info. We felt the same way when we visited - so many people seemed very helpful and welcoming.</p>
<p>Accepted! Now we just wait to see what financial aid has to say.</p>
<p>Mdndad --Congratulations to your student. :). U of Redlands is v caring. We’ve been attending functions there since fall 04.</p>
<p>Mdndad, Yea for admission to Univ. of Redlands! Do you know if financial aid package comes in the mail or online? My daughter was admitted as well, but she never received a user name and passwd for the webadvisor. Just checkin’.</p>
<p>Mum - Don’t know how fin. aid notice comes, although above poster got hers through mail. Also have no way I know of to check anything online except admission status that still just says everything is complete.</p>
<p>Last year the financial aid package came in the mail. You should be receiving it any day now.</p>
<p>Thanks Kellie.</p>
<p>Thanks Kellie. I called the financial aid office just to ask how package was received…online or via regular mail. And…the answer is…Regular Mail. So…we will wait.</p>
<p>Accepted & attending!</p>
<p>Dear Hannaleiigh,
Congratulations, you made a great choice.<br>
LA</p>
<p>Received very disappointing financial aid package today - loans equivalent to EFC, and supposed to find another $20,000 on top of that. Anyone had any luck appealing with Redlands fin. aid office?</p>
<p>Different economy when son applied (2004). H was told they would be willing to negotiate during son’s interview. Fortunately we did not feel a need to appeal. Can’t hurt to call.</p>