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Spearmo, thank you for your reply and insight! And that's really strange that your friend didn't get to choose her thesis advisor. But anyways, she likes it there. That's what matters. And you are right. I need to research about the writers I might end up working with. Both are great schools. They both have advantages and disadvantages. I will definitely look into the faculty members - their books and writing style. I will decide from there. Thank you so much!

Nah, I re-read what I wrote and realized how it sounded. Sounded wrong and stupid hahaha. Anyways, thank you and good luck with everything! I wish you the best of luck

thank you for your comment. And I think you are right. Brown guarantees funding. And the program is very small compared to Columbia, which I believe accepts about 17% of the applicants. Maybe I should apply for Brown then. But then the chance of being accepted is so low... This is going to be a tough decision. I might just apply to Columbia and hope for funding. Oh well. Anyways, thank you for your comment. I really appreciate it.

hahaha, I wish I got into those programs. I didn't. I didn't even apply. I am going to apply for next term and I am doing my research now. I mean, I want to apply to dozens of schools but my budget is very low... I am going to apply to either Brown or Columbia - just one. So, I wanted some insight.

Hello guys, I was just wondering ... If you've been accepted into Brown and Columbia MFA program, and both schools are willing to provide some funding (what a dream come true *sigh*), which school would you choose? Generally speaking, which school has a stronger writing program? And what might be the strengths and weakness of each school? I would like to know what other writers think. Thank you so much!