u/GiantBurrito06

I just got into Villanova as a transfer international student. I requested no financial aid, simply because I did not need it.

My family was doing pretty well and had a plan to fund my education. Though, a recent war broke out in the Middle East and my family got heavily impacted by it. They can no longer afford the full tuition and have 25-30K saved up to fund my education this year.

I contacted the undergrad admissions office and they sent me to the fin aid office. I put in a request form and am awaiting their response.

Why didn’t I reach out to the AO right when the war happened, I honestly did not think to get in so I applied to my state school I got a scholarship that made my total COA 35k my parents my 30K and I work to fund the rest and planned to go there until today.

How was I impacted? My family’s graveyard quite literally got bombed, our businesses got heavily devalued and we no longer have the cash flow we had.

How cooked am I?

Last year chapel hill has 69K applicants this year that increased to around 85K first years and transfers included. What is this recent trend? I feel like this is being overlooked.

Chat is chapel hill going to become in the mid to low single digit acceptance rate for out of state students.

Did anyone received a FedEx shipment from Yale?

I am an intl student who got offered a 30k scholarship for PSU (Portland State University) And nothing from chapel hill. Chapel hill would cost me 65K per year while PSU would cost me 32K a year.

I want to enter diplomacy in my country when I grow up, is chapel hill worth the name? It’s a country in the Middle East where ppl wouldn’t even tell the difference.

I was reading about how bad the rec centers are and OOS students feel for lack of better words “scammed” as they’re considered cash cows.

I‘ll be studying Economics and PWAD at chapel hill’s CAS.

What do you all think?

Hey, I created a group chat for transfers this fall. Drop ur ig to add u.

Yale's transfers are coming out on the 14th of May.