garrear0

Just message me your email address and perhaps maybe a couple specifics of your background and goals and I will try to connect you with someone who has similar interests. I actually did not apply to Peabody, although, as you know, it's an excellent program and school. I like the idea of a one year program with the possibility of getting two master's degrees (for the price of 1 at Vanderbilt). I'm also eager to move to the Northeast and to a bigger city.

I received some info about federal loans from TC the same day that I submitted my scholarship app. I don't know, though, if there is scholarship info yet to come though. I am not holding my breath, as I know that for master's programs , funding is quite limited. Like @yumpeh12 I also got a scholarship offer from Penn. Though I'm most certainly happy with anything, it's, well, a drop in the bucket. University of London--That's great. I never thought of even looking there- I looked at Finland because at this point they have free tuition for all including international students. What does the tuition look like for non-UK/EU citizens at University of London (I am assuming you are from the US. forgive me if I'm wrong)? I haven't heard from NYU yet either, but I'm not really considering them at this point unless they make it financially worth my while, which I don't expect. Good luck to you!!

I actually work at Peabody (Vanderbilt) in International Affairs so if you need any help connecting with students and the like, I'm happy to do what I can to help. I can also provide any info about Nashville.

I'll be visiting Penn & Columbia TC. Unfortunately, I can't make it to Penn's preview day. Are those your top choices?

Congrats to all who have been accepted recently! I just viewed my acceptance to Columbia (Int'l Ed). I never got an email though--even checked my spam. I just logged into the application after seeing the comments that people were accepted. Have also been accepted to UPenn (IEDP), GWU (Int'l Ed), Stanford, however, does not want me. Looking forward to the Harvard decision so I can make a final choice.