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Well said Mic! I have all acceptances in hand except IHEID. Though all my scholarship and funding results will be only available in March/April. Sigh, it's just all hitting me now! Few weeks more before it's all decided! Anyway happy Chinese new year to you

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Hey you two! Congratulations on your offers Curious_Grad I have no clue about the SOAS degree you have been accepted to but I am sure if you search other threads or studentroom.uk you might just find something. Good luck

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Mine was 2 pages, 12 pt Times New Roman. And nope it didn't have any papers under review section. Though come to think of it was an extended resume more than a CV Anyway!

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Onkay! What are your top choices?

No problem Congrats for NYU

Soul Searching? Haha, nice way to put it. Oh that way IHEID programme was really good, you know with In depth knowledge of various issues regarding development, but you missed the deadline. Anyway, I am sure you will be fine with the other programmes as well. Hope that Facebook thing works out for you. Really helped me.

Well I have no clue about Boston Colleges wait list result probability. Though I would like to say that being wait listed isn't that bad and you do have a fair chance of being admitted. Good luck!

Hi Rummy! I myself have offer from ScPo in Masters in I tear national Development. I wanted to apply for oxford too for my post grad but they don't have a MA but MPhil. The sole reason why I didn't apply there (Oxford) was because the course is way too academic better for people who are interested in more of an academic oriented programme. While I want to work ASAP after my post graduation. That being said and to address your question, I would say you choose ScPo over oxford, this is because ScPo first is very reputed for its development programmes, secondly you mentioned an interest in working in Asia, well the director if the programme, Laurence Taubiana has worked on Asia. Like specifically on Asia. Finally I saw the syllabus of the two and I find the ScPo degree better or more career oriented than the latter. Having said that, I advise you to talk to the current students through using Facebook or the university's website and then make an informed decision. Good luck! Hope this helps!