mariner116
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I just want to second the advice from GoalieDad and Educateme to contact the ROOs at your higher target schools.
Last year my daughter received a 3-year AD to her #1 school. We really needed a 4-year scholarship due to the cost of this school. After several discussions with the PMS he worked a deal in which he used funds from a scholarship that was not accepted at his school for that board to increase her offer from 3 to 4 years.
Perhaps there is a way within the next 30 days (During which offers are accepted/rejected) one of your higher choice schools might be able to extend an offer to your son if one of their active offers is turned down. I had the sense last year that there is some wiggle room within this 30-day period. The key to anything is connecting with the ROO/PMS.
Good luck!
Last year my daughter received a 3-year AD to her #1 school. We really needed a 4-year scholarship due to the cost of this school. After several discussions with the PMS he worked a deal in which he used funds from a scholarship that was not accepted at his school for that board to increase her offer from 3 to 4 years.
Perhaps there is a way within the next 30 days (During which offers are accepted/rejected) one of your higher choice schools might be able to extend an offer to your son if one of their active offers is turned down. I had the sense last year that there is some wiggle room within this 30-day period. The key to anything is connecting with the ROO/PMS.
Good luck!
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