Switching Graduate School in July!!!!!!

xraymancs
Sat, 07 Jul 2012 13:27:31 +0000

If you decide that you really want to go to Stevens, just do so. For a Masters program, where you are only getting a scholarship and are expected to pay for the rest of your education, it is quite common for students to decide to go elsewhere even if you said yes to the first school. After all, there is no contract that binds you to RIT, the most you have to lose is if you submitted a deposit and that can’t have been a lot. I have been in charge of the Graduate Admission Office at my university and it happens all the time.