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Could this be the reason we’re seeing so many cases of no scholarship?

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Did anyone else notice that the checkbox for wanting to be considered for merit scholarships kept getting reset every time you were logged out? Wondering if it's worth emailing admissions to confirm that it was checked at the time of submission (since Stern doesn't offer a sanity check PDF download) This was posted, and I think a few people have had the same experience on the portal.