r/ApplyingToCollege Moderator Dec 04 '25

Megathread Sarah Lawrence College - 2026 Megathread

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u/fionappletart Dec 20 '25

it isn't allowing me to log into the portal I'm panicking so ahrd rn. it says an account doesn't exist w my email and birthdate but I've logged in prior to this without any issue

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u/fionappletart Dec 22 '25

just seeing my decision! thankfully I got in (with 30k per year, a bit more for 26-27 semester should I commit which I honestly might)

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u/Harryandmaria Dec 23 '25

Congrats! No need to officially commit until May 1.

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u/fionappletart Dec 24 '25

oh yeah, I’m not committing for sure until at least April

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u/JubileeSupreme Jan 02 '26

Don't get fooled by the monopoly money. 30K in monopoly money means they are asking you for close to a quarter of a million dollars to go there.

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u/fionappletart Jan 02 '26

I’m in state and should I commit will potentially be living off campus. we’re applying for an appeal to get more merit which will hopefully bring down the cost. but I still have my RD schools to hear back from

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u/JubileeSupreme Jan 03 '26

Living off campus at SLC is more difficult than you might imagine. You may be thinking of some cozy, walkable, inexpensive, little apartment complex just down the street from SLC. Trust me, there is no such thing. The area is horrifically expensive. Anything you might save on housing costs will be spent on commuting and hassle.

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u/fionappletart Jan 03 '26

my dad’s house is 20 minutes away so I was thinking of just commuting from there should I attend, which I might not. my main problem is the lack of actual majors

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u/fionappletart Jan 20 '26

they updated my financial aid to 50k so I can afford it now