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05 Mar 2010, 00:50
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A school I've been admitted to has asked me to write a statement of financial need, and I have no clue what these usually look like.
How much detail do you go into? How long should they be? What should the tone be? Should it be structured like a letter, or an admissions essay? Should there be point form content?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
How much detail do you go into? How long should they be? What should the tone be? Should it be structured like a letter, or an admissions essay? Should there be point form content?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
05 Mar 2010, 01:36
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A document outlining your needs for two years vs. your abilities.
I would include a detailed budget for the time you will spend in school, and a statement of what portion of that would be covered by your savings, stipends, grants etc that you have secured. Then make a pitch on how much money you need to cover the rest.
Make sure you budget things like your health insurance, transport, travel, books, etc. If you have children/spouse - they get special treatment in your statement as they are usually viewed as an extra burden.
I would include a detailed budget for the time you will spend in school, and a statement of what portion of that would be covered by your savings, stipends, grants etc that you have secured. Then make a pitch on how much money you need to cover the rest.
Make sure you budget things like your health insurance, transport, travel, books, etc. If you have children/spouse - they get special treatment in your statement as they are usually viewed as an extra burden.
