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by dchen » Sat Aug 07, 2010 2:21 am
Hi!

I am new to this forum and am applying Fall 10. Assuming I have a decent shot with my application (i.e. test scores, recs, GPA, experience), how does financial aid factor in as an international student?

I am a Canadian citizen and have a decent amount of savings from the last few years of working in finance. I have heard that you can improve financial aid by having fewer assets at the time of application.

1. Is it possible to give some of my cash savings to my parents (considering it is now 2-5 months before application deadlines)?
2. Do schools give less financial aid for international students?
3. Are admissions need-blind?

Please feel free to respond to me via private IM if better. Thanks so much for any help.
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