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🔺 r/gradadmissionsuPerspectiveDense9730·74 days ago

I had to withdraw today after exhausting all funding options

Just needed to rant. I had to press withdraw finally after holding off until the very last minute. I had partial funding come through but just not enough to support my year of postgraduate studies. I also said no to other offers in hopes I could make this one work so I won't be studying anywhere this year. A bit heartbroken. How have others tried to deal with this and what's the best way forward? Reapplying next year with similar funding constraints seems like it'll lead to the same outcome. submitted by /u/PerspectiveDense9730 to r/gradadmissions [link] [comments]
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