MellowFellow wrote:
Since I now know I am scholarship-less, can I ask a maybe-dumb question?
I don't understand how the average debt of graduates (according to us news) is under $100,000, if the total cost of attending yale is over $75,000 per year (with room and board). Are people bringing that much savings from their previous jobs? I'm coming from the non-profit sector, and I won't be putting a dent in my financial burden with my savings. I am excited about b school, but I am intimidated at the whole prospect of going so far in debt.
One other quick question: Does anyone have details about welcome weekend? I can't find a schedule online...is it more informal than I am imagining? I ask because I wouldn't be able to get there until sort of late Friday night, and want to be sure it is worth the trouble for whatever is going on Saturday.
Thanks!
Hi there -
People get scholarships on their own, especially in the second year there are many opportunities that open up from what I've found out. Also there is the TA opportunities and the loan forgiveness program.
Welcome weekend schedule is up - if you go to Next Steps, Class Events, Welcome Weekend. Do not go over to Winter Welcome Recap, just click on Welcome Weekend.
See you there!