<p>I initially put down the 100$ deposit back in december to get in line for the housing queue, because UChicago looked unaffordable, even though I had gained admission there.</p>
<p>Now, UChicago is not that much more expensive than OSU, as OSU hardly gave me anything in scholarships, and for the prestige boost, UChicago is worth it.</p>
<p>I am wondering if anyone would know an email for who I should contact at OSU to let them know I am withdrawing myself from their system (and losing the $100).</p>
<p>I emailed <a href=“mailto:askabuckeye@osu.edu”>askabuckeye@osu.edu</a> but haven’t received an email back.</p>
<p>Also, is anyone else in this situation? I liked OSU enough that if it was vastly more affordable than UChicago, I would have attended, but OSU made the choice easy for me.</p>
<p>Just call the admissions office, <a href=“mailto:askabuckeye@osu.edu”>askabuckeye@osu.edu</a> will just be a student working in admissions and that student will just have to contact his or her supervisor since students can’t take you off the registrar. </p>
<p>I’m an OSU student so I’m pretty biased to OSU, but yeah UChicago is a way more reputable school so if they cost the same for you, you should go for Chicago. What’s your major?</p>
<p>I contacted Steven Mousetes and he is taking me out of the system and stuff, so nvm about that…</p>
<p>Yeah UChicago is still more expensive, but it’s not incredibly more, I might have to have some debt, but UChicago looks like an incredibly unique experience, they are both good research institutions though. I am going for applied mathematics/ mathematics / statistics / economics? I am undecided between these, but I want to double major.</p>