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How much financial aid is offered?
How much financial aid is offered?
If you mean "how much is an individual applicant likely to get," again, we really don't want price to keep people away. We have some discounts available right on the registration page for $20, $50, and $100 off and we ask that people let us know if they need additional assistance. We posted them and asked that people only take what they need because our ability to discount tickets is not unlimited and we want our financial aid to be able to stretch to everyone who needs it. So please let us know when you're registering how much aid you need.
Is there a deadline for filling out the application?
Our Early Bird tickets go through April 30th (and we greatly appreciate early applications). I have a call with catering tomorrow, so I should have an update on when they need our final numbers, but I'm encouraging people to get them in soon if at all possible.
Thanks!
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You're right. Updated. Thanks!
Applications for EA Global Boston are now open!
Our plan is to respond to applications within seven days of receiving them. If you haven’t heard from us by then, please check any filtered inboxes or email us at [email protected].
The early bird price for Boston is $334 until April 30. We don't want cost to keep anyone away, so we plan to have plenty of financial aid available during the registration process. This is true even if you are not low-income but, for example, are prioritizing donation. Please take financial aid rather than stay home!
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For what it's worth, I think maybe this would be improved by some more information about the standards for application acceptance. (Apologies if that already exists somewhere that I haven't been able to find.)
[Edited to remove the word "transparency", which might have different connotations than I intended.]
For Boston, the main thing that I expect to make the difference between otherwise similar applications is whether the person is at a turning point in their studies or career, or has knowledge or experience that would likely be helpful to others who are at a turning point.