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Any advice on how many courses you should take? I dont have to work and can study full time. I unsure whether or not I should stick to 3 courses or try 3 grad courses + 1 undergrad language course

Alright thanks. Salary is very close to 6 and I would also be getting paid while I attend.

I am looking at some Master's programs and I am curious if prestige will matter that much later in life for a Masters or if the more expensive one is even worth it for personal development? Its probably subjective, but would like to hear any thoughts About myself: - have a job with high salary - will still have same job when I finish school - getting Master's for personal development, I don't need it to get a job School A - top 10 - pretty expensive, probably costs 100k for 2 years just for the program but I have some funding - classes all look pretty great School B - rank 20-30ish - not expensive, probably costs ~35k for 2 years - classes are average

Anyone got a rough date range of when Masters applications will get decisions?

You are all going for Master's and they are giving scholarship tuition? How did you apply for it? Was it that part of 'apply yourself' internet application?

Were you accepted into Duke's MA for Political Science already? I have an app in there but have not heard yet

Couple suggestions: Your experiences literally tell me nothing other than you were alive at those places. What did you do, more importantly, what did you accomplish? You just briefly go over your publications. You might expound on them, such as, what impact did they have (if you know at all)? What gaps in our understanding do they address?