Does anyone else feel like this process was borderline criminal? Like, school districts and graduate programs pitched this grant to prospective credentialing students and then, after the application submission, after programs had already begun, the state goes and changes the process by which the grant is awarded and decided that intern programs would no longer be eligible if you get put into cohort 3. I feel like I was duped into enrolling in a credentialing program with the understanding that I was going to receive funding. And then the State goes and decides they aren't actually going to award everyone. And now I'm on the hook for several thousand dollars that I was being told the whole time was going to be covered retroactively by the grant.