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You guys are wonderful. Thanks so much for the feedback. I got a pretty warm response the few professors I emailed, but a little worrisome because of my GRE scores. Will be taking them again in a few days, so I'll definitely keep that in mind and do my best. Thanks!

Also I got this in the email - it might be helpful to you guys looking for backup school: The Department of Geography at the University of Utah is seeking Master’s and Ph.D. applicants for the 2015-2016 academic year. Our department has core strengths in many areas of geography: - health, population-environment, and urban geography - hazards and security - climate change and paleoenvironment - GIScience and remote sensing We will be offering multiple teaching and research assistantship positions to incoming students, as well as graduate assistantships in our DIGIT GIS Lab. All assistantships include a stipend and waived tuition. Salt Lake City is a dynamic, high-tech metropolitan area with great bike and public transit access. Situated between the Rocky Mountains, Colorado Plateau, and Great Basin, our students have unparalleled opportunities for outdoor recreation. To learn more information about our department, please see our website: http://www.geog.utah.edu/ --- Also, Do you guys know how much the GRE counts for admission? My GRE scores are really bad and since I'm completing my MA its been super hard to study for the GRE and complete assignments.... I

Thanks guys! Yeah it seems like that so far. I may end up just applying to the three school listed because it seems like even with political geography, the primarily focus is on geopolitics and not critical geopolitics

How well known is ICCG? The International Conference of Critical Geographers?

UW-Madison, Indiana, and Kentucky. I think that's about it for those three. Do you guys have any suggestion for good human geography programs focusing on critical geopolitics?