Acceptance, Without Financial Aid Letter

Plainsman
Sun, 05 Apr 2009 10:20:52 +0000

Yeah, our’s came late in snail mail too. However, we viewed it a few days earlier online. You could’ve done the same.

The snail mail packet was rather thorough. The most impressive I’ve seen from any school.

It wasn’t just a one page letter with numbers on it. There was a four-page, color financial “newsletter”; a cover letter from the Director of Financial Aid; a one page insert breakdown of the numbers for my daughter and what they mean; and a two-page insert Financing Options Fact Sheet. There is even stuff in there about financial aid probation and an Oberlin “Satisfactory Academic Progress [SAP] Minimums Chart” that has me kinda worried because it is so prominent.