Decision: Accepted w Merit
SAT/ACT: 1480 (They also got my 1360)
AP: Bio 4, Lang 4, Psych 5
GPA: 96.6 W/100
State/Country: NY
Major: International Business
Did you apply for FA?: Yes
I contacted the office after my application was in to update about my transcript because I left something out. I also sent an extended resume and went to virtual events which is why I believe I was accepted. Good Luck 2022!
For future students
Decision: EA Accepted NUIn
ACT: 30
GPA: 3.5 UW (honors and 4 AP classes)
State: NJ
Major: International Business & International Affairs
Request FA? No
Merit money? None
My daughter received both. The combined total of the scholarship and university grant puts her net cost at the same as the NPC calculator. If your NPC is $45k and you received the $30k as a scholarship you probably wonât get additional grant.
The fin aid letter lists both scholarship and grant amounts and deducts both from $75k to tell you your net cost.
Hey everyone! My twin brother got deferred and Iâve heard a lot about letters of continued interest. What should be in the letter to really show heâs interested? Heâs done a lot of demonstrated interest including like and 8 hour virtual thing he did a while ago with the school. I was just wondering what his best shot is to get in RD. One person from our high school got in and already has withdrawn, does that help his chances?
Also, reading the NUIn info currently posted on the website (which is very abbreviated, likely because the pandemic has screwed up traditional NUin programming) it says that FEDERAL financial aid (loans, grants, work study) does NOT apply to the NUIn semester. This may be why the majority of NUIn acceptance posters (majority - not all) did not apply for FA.
I was deferred. 1520 SAT, 3.9 uw/ 4.37 w. My extracurriculars were okay. Does anyone know if I can withdraw my financial aid application at this point?
My child received $27k/year for the first year, and thatâs great. On the grant side, we think for our income, and being the second child in college, he would have received more financial aid if he didnât get the scholarship. In other words, scholarship and financial aid are combined. Of course, you could receive more grant than my child did, if your profile is very strong.
My son was accepted to Nu.in with a Deanâs Scholarship. As we are trying to make sense of the financials, I am wondering about the co-op programs. Do they result in students taking more than four years to graduate? Should we be factoring an extra semester into our planning?
Thank you. My son is also a finance major. He is a little ambivalent about starting with study abroad, so I would like him to see all the information and possibilities. He is very interested in traveling, I just donât think he pictured that as his first college experience.