Hey, this is super duper early but I figured we could get some questions, fears, or concerns talked through until March 1, 2021, for priority or April 1, 2021, for the regular decision to NYU's ABSN 15 month program for non-nurses. Please don't be afraid, Please share stats if you are comfortable doing so. It really does help cohorts after us figure out strengths and weaknesses to be better applicants. Hey, after all, It's all about helping each other out at the end of the day, right! Don't be shy, talk about where you're from and things you may be worried about for the application process. As well as other schools you might be applying for!
I also applied for financial aid and my FAFSA has been showing as received since December, which is when I submitted. However, I have these notifications on NYU Albert that just popped up yesterday and today. I’m not sure if NYU begins to review financial aid before or after you’ve been accepted, so I was hoping to see if anyone else who has not received a decision has had some type of change in their financial aid to-do list.
I also applied for financial aid and my FAFSA has been showing as received since December, which is when I submitted. However, I have these notifications on NYU Albert that just popped up yesterday and today. I’m not sure if NYU begins to review financial aid before or after you’ve been accepted, so I was hoping to see if anyone else who has not received a decision has had some type of change in their financial aid to-do list.
That would absolutely be greatttt to know! LOL hoping your new updates mean good news!
I do feel like I saw someone on the thread say that they were accepted and were also given their financial aid award to deny/accept.. so that makes me think that NYU does review it and posts it with your admission decision - can anyone who's been accepted & applied for financial aid advise?
That would absolutely be greatttt to know! LOL hoping your new updates mean good news!
I do feel like I saw someone on the thread say that they were accepted and were also given their financial aid award to deny/accept.. so that makes me think that NYU does review it and posts it with your admission decision - can anyone who's been accepted & applied for financial aid advise?
I have not been accepted or rejected yet either and my Albert has had the financial aid as “received” for a while, but I cannot see the award or anything else.
I did read many people mentioning that they received their financial aid package/award along with their acceptance letter.
That would absolutely be greatttt to know! LOL hoping your new updates mean good news!
I do feel like I saw someone on the thread say that they were accepted and were also given their financial aid award to deny/accept.. so that makes me think that NYU does review it and posts it with your admission decision - can anyone who's been accepted & applied for financial aid advise?
When I was accepted my letter stated to view my financial aid award which I then accepted once I put down my deposit. ?
I applied April 1st and am still waiting for a decision. At this point I'm getting extremely nervous. Is there any chance left so late into May when so many have already heard back?
I applied April 1st and am still waiting for a decision. At this point I'm getting extremely nervous. Is there any chance left so late into May when so many have already heard back?
Yes! They are only 1/2-3/4 done with giving acceptances
hello all. so still no acceptance but I was clicking around again and in the button about student housing and payments or whatever I have a profile and it gave me a student id!?! does this mean anything ????
aspiringkingscountynurse, BSN, RN
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I also applied for financial aid and my FAFSA has been showing as received since December, which is when I submitted. However, I have these notifications on NYU Albert that just popped up yesterday and today. I’m not sure if NYU begins to review financial aid before or after you’ve been accepted, so I was hoping to see if anyone else who has not received a decision has had some type of change in their financial aid to-do list.