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Slopo

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In Topic: The Chance of getting off the wait list

16 March 2012 - 07:40 AM

I too was waitlisted at GWU, after making it into American.

In Topic: The American SIS Fall 2012 Thread

16 March 2012 - 07:24 AM

Thanks Charlotte!

Just throwing in a question to the forum...wondering if this is the right thread.. but please direct me to another if it doesn't suit here..

Given the option between Josef Korbel School of International Affairs (Uni of Denver) and American SIS ... any ideas on which would be the better option and why? (not considering the funding here.. just the program and state) ...

any help would be appreciated!

I'm in the same boat you are. I luckily received a $12K scholarship from the Korbel School, but that merely makes it roughly the same price as SIS.

Given the fact that I applied to the US FP program at SIS and that my intention is to get into a career in Int'l Relations, I am likely going to choose SIS.

I guess it would depend on your program. For instance, I know that Denver has a tremendous Human Rights program and if that were my interest, I would chose them.