How I negotiated over $1,000,000 in law school scholarships and my scholarship tracker

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We are talking MONEY, honey. In this video I go over ALL of my scholarship offers from WUSTL, UCLA, Georgetown, Northwestern, Cornell, Berkeley, UPenn, and Columbia! I give you the exact numbers I received, if I negotiated a better offer, and insight into my thought process (disclaimer: this is not advice, just things I learned form my experience so take it all with a grain of salt). We are going in depth in this video covering my scholarship negotiation strategy, things I learned and found valuable in dealing with financial aid office, and I'm even giving you my FREE scholarship tracker for law school so you have a tool to help track and understand your finances as you plan for school. I hope that my experience is insightful and makes you feel confident about advocating for yourself and maximizing the amount of scholarship you can receive to minimize your law school debt! 🙏❤️
Find the google sheet here (make a copy to your own drive so you can make changes):
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Chapters:
00:00 Video Overview
01:30 My Scholarship Offers
04:44 TOTAL OFFERS 😱
05:09 My Negotiation Strategy
08:23 Using Lower Rank Schools to Negotiate
09:23 Have A Clear Story
11:14 ADVOCATE FOR YOURSELF!!
12:08 Ask for Deadline Extensions
12:51 CALL THEM!
15:23 My Scholarship Tracker
17:57 Things to Encourage You ❤️

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7 авг 2024

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@aleuvalex 2 года назад

Thank you for your transparency! I hope you have an amazing start to your semester!

@tydieofficial 2 года назад

Of course! Hoping this helps others in their negotiations because it would be great if my experience could help anyone make law school more affordable

@siphod6216 2 года назад

Thank you so much!! And congratulations again !!

@tydieofficial 2 года назад

Of course! I hope this video helps anyone who is starting their process or thinking about finances. It can be a lot if it's all new information ❤

@iStorm-my5fp 2 месяца назад

Congrats on everything

@tydieofficial 2 месяца назад

Thank you 🙏

@thievingfirestarter 2 года назад

This is such an insanely helpful video, thank you so much!

@tydieofficial 2 года назад

I’m so glad! I believe next years apps should be opening soon so wanted to get it posted while people still have time to plan

@chloetepper7799 7 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for the transparency!! you are such a kind soul and your negotiation story is inspiring!

@tydieofficial 7 месяцев назад

Of course! I hope it’s helpful. Some people from last year who saw my videos said this negotiation one helped them so I’m glad it has paid off for at least some people.

@candyb2205 2 года назад

proud of you for backing yourself hun 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 looking forward to more content ❤️🌈

@tydieofficial 2 года назад

Thank you 🙏 yah dialing up a financial aid office (especially penn and Columbia who initially gave me $0) to ask for 6 figures was 🥴 but I’m glad I did it!

@happy89111 2 года назад

great video Tyler!! Thank you for sharing everything!

@tydieofficial 2 года назад

Happy to share in hopes it helps others 🥰

@victoriavredevoogd1404 6 месяцев назад

Your videos have been so helpful. THANK YOU!!

@tydieofficial 6 месяцев назад

I’m so glad 🥰

@maharuqs Год назад

Love this for you! Congratulations.

@tydieofficial Год назад

Thank you 🙏

@Invinciblevision Год назад

I watched the whole video! 😍😍 Amazingly helpful. We appreciate you!!

@tydieofficial Год назад

I’m glad it was helpful!

@gregjackson9728 9 месяцев назад

Thank you! Super helpful!

@ciaraconklin2081 Год назад

Thank you for posting this! I know many law students who had no idea you could even negotiate, it's such a bummer because people miss out on so much money without. I'm super hyped UCLA gave you so much. I also applied for the full-ride scholarship but didn't get it!

@tydieofficial Год назад

Yah it’s a weird process and I don’t think many people are used to negotiating in this way. I’ve also seen it seems different from other grad programs but always helps to shoot your shot! I hope UCLA ends up giving you a bunch of money as well

@Invinciblevision Год назад

Great video!!

@tydieofficial Год назад

Thank you!

@sohanaoishy8 Месяц назад

I am a Bangladeshi student. How to apply for lqw school and get full fund covering tuition, living expenses etc.?

@AlexG-oo8kt Год назад

Do you know if HYS negotiates scholarships at all? If not, do most people qualify for need-based aid?

@tydieofficial Год назад

Pretty sure HYS are all need based there is no merit based. Not sure if need is negotiable tho

@highvibes6116 Год назад

wait i missed it. is the COA the cost of attendance like your housing, food, etc? or is the COA all of that plus the yearly tuition?

@tydieofficial Год назад

Cost of attendance is tuition + any other expenses like housing, food, books, etc.

@ValentinaZujur Год назад

Hi! I just discovered your channel since I’m going to start studying for LSAT. Just wondering if you accept scholarship money how do you pay for other bills? Lol I’m planning on doing part time since I have to work.

@tydieofficial Год назад

Hello! It definitely depends on the person. Some people are fortunate enough to have their families pay for their expenses during school. My situation is a combination of having worked for 5 years and saving as much as I could for some expenses and also loans. Even with the scholarship I’m still taking out pretty substantial loans but there are other external scholarships you can try and apply for as well.

@StephanyTrujilloA 2 года назад

👏🏻

@tydieofficial 2 года назад

😁😁

@lukeelgee4518 8 месяцев назад

I am sorry but you reference a 29 years old deadline, what is that?

@tydieofficial 8 месяцев назад

It’s not necessarily a deadline and it differs school to school. Some law schools require your parents financial info (even if they aren’t providing financial assistance) until you are 29 years of age. So if you’re not sure if you need to provide it I’d call the financial aid at the school you’re interested in or attending and ask them.