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Offers are all here, but which to choose? Stanford's East Asian Studies: [thoughts] it's def the best school but the major might be too vague? though there's the possibility of me molding it into something more concrete, by focusing on economics and culture. oh, the weather is nice there too - that's always a plus Northwestern's Integrated Marketing Communications - the more practical major, so better? LSE/USC International Media & Communications (dual degree) - it's London baby, and this major is ranked No.2 in its field in the world. But for undergrad I did media and communications too, so would it be repetitive? Would love some insights on the programs or recommendations on where I should go!!!!

thanks a lot. that's a great idea!

Very interesting. Did not know you can be in touch with profs from the schools you're applying to! Is it going to help raising the prospective of getting accepted to the program if I do so? But it seem a little bitt too late in the process to build a relationship now... since the applications are due in like a month... or is it?

Hi fellas, I got a 160 on verbal and 161 on math, with a GPA of 3.63. I have internship experiences in both china and america (CCTV, Phoenix New Media, CNN, Showtime, etc). Went to NYU for undergrad. Just wondering if I have a good chance of getting into the East Asian Studies Programs at Harvard, Yale, and Stanford. I know my GPA isn't my strongest suit... Is my GRE low for these schools? Any thoughts?