THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO BOOTH SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Because we all have questions and someone may have the answer. A quick summary of the welcome email 1. The first non-refundable $2,000 tuition deposit is due on Friday, February 13, 2015. The second non-refundable $1,000 tuition deposit is due on Friday, May 15, 2015. 2. All incoming students are required to attend the first day of Orientation+ on Monday, September 8, 2015 and all mandatory sessions of Orientation+ through the first day of Autumn Quarter classes, September 25, 2015. 3. Please plan to attend one of our admitted student receptions in Chicago (January 9), Boston (January 14), Los Angeles (January 14), New York (January 9), San Francisco (January 15), or Washington DC (January 15.) 4. Admit Weekend (First Day) is scheduled for Thursday, February 5 through Saturday, February 7, and begins with a welcome reception on the evening of February 5. Roll Call NOTE :- The above list updates automatically as and when applicants update their application Status. If your name does not appear in the list, please check and update your application status or post in this thread.

I asked a current student, she said everyone uses gmail...not sure the pros/cons, but take that for what it's worth

Thank you! Did everybody get added to the group?

I have a question- Does anyone know if international students admitted to Booth get loans for both Tuition and living expenses or just Tuition?

On the admitted student website it says the following: International Students Chicago Booth is committed to providing financing opportunities for all domestic and international students and offers a loan program to international students with no US cosigners. International students who have US cosigners have multiple private loan options. Details of these loan programs will be available in the spring.

For any of you admitted students who intend to matriculate and become full-fledged Boothies: My two roommates and I live in a 3BR apartment in Millennium Park Plaza, which is the building that houses more Boothies than any other. We are leaving at the end of June, at which point our apartment will be sublet for a month (during July) and the unit will be leased beginning Aug 1. If we (the tenants) find three people to sublet in July and those people sign a one-year lease afterwards, we would get a referral bonus, which we'd be glad to share. We'd love to find three incoming Boothies for this. Note that the building currently has a substantial waitlist for move-ins in August and September--especially for 3BRs, which rent for about $3k/mo--so moving in early by subletting might be a strategy for skipping the line and getting an apartment. The unit is on the 37th floor (the highest floor that has 3BR units) overlooking Millennium Park. It was renovated and the appliances were updated just before we moved in (July 2013). If you would like more info, PM me.

Just got the call - I'm admitted to Class of 2017! So happy I'm based in Boston - anyone else? Would love to connect - let me know!

Congratulations, and WELCOME! In the next few days someone from admissions will email you to let you know how to join the Booth Class of 2017 private Facebook group. I know Bostonians have set up a few happy hours so far via that group, so that's your best bet!

Thanks for the tip - I'll look out for it and join up

Hi everyone!! I am a R2 admit and am super excited!!! Anyone in Atlanta? Also, I would love to hear how some R1ers chose between Booth and Kellogg...Kellogg has always been my #1, but Booth has made a real push and offered me scholarship money! I know it's a great "problem" to have, but any thoughts would be appreciated!