Dear All,
I am also applying to international affairs program. My choices of school are Columbia- MIA, NYU-Global Affairs, Tufts - MALD, Harvard - MPP and USC - MPA.
My profile is:
Undergrad GPA: 3.3 in Economics and Marketing from Penn State University
GRE V: 149, Q: 157
Work experiences: 3+ years in Citigroup
Language: Indonesian, Chinese, Spanish (basic) and Japanese (basic)
Accepted: NYU - Global Affairs
Rejected: N/A
I was wondering if you guys have any thoughts about the difference between MPA/MPP concentration in international vs. Global Affairs? I saw that masters in global affairs have many classes with non-quants vs. MPP/MPA which has some quants and public management courses which might balance out. If my goal is to work at the United Nations, which degree would you prefer?
Thanks
Steve
Dear All, I am also applying to international affairs program. My choices of school are Columbia- MIA, NYU-Global Affairs, Tufts - MALD, Harvard - MPP and USC - MPA. My profile is: Undergrad GPA: 3.3 in Economics and Marketing from Penn State University GRE V: 149, Q: 157 Work experiences: 3+ years in Citigroup Language: Indonesian, Chinese, Spanish (basic) and Japanese (basic) Accepted: NYU - Global Affairs Rejected: N/A I was wondering if you guys have any thoughts about the difference between MPA/MPP concentration in international vs. Global Affairs? I saw that masters in global affairs have many classes with non-quants vs. MPP/MPA which has some quants and public management courses which might balance out. If my goal is to work at the United Nations, which degree would you prefer? Thanks Steve