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You're not taking on debt. What's the worst case scenario if you get a year in and decide you've made a mistake? Reapply to the other schools, and you start at 24 or 25 (which is on the low end of average for most programs).

How exactly do you plan to do this in DC?

Previous Schools (Name, type, or tier): UNC Previous Degrees and GPAs: International Business (3.8/4.0) GRE Scores (Verbal/Quantitative/Analytical Writing): 162V / 165Q / 4.0W Previous Work Experience (Years, Type): Financial Services- 2 years Math/Econ Background: Stats, Micro and Macro, Multivariate Calculus Foreign Language Background (if applicable to your program): Intermediate Spanish Intended Field of Study in Grad School: Development Policy Analysis Long Term Professional Goals: World Bank, J-PAL, Academia Schools applied to and results: Georgetown MPP - Accepted, Georgetown MIDP - Accepted, Duke MPP- Accepted, Duke MIDP- Accepted Ultimate Decision & Why: Georgetown MIDP for the analytic rigor, DC community, and small cohort model.

Committing to Georgetown's MIDP

If you're on the McCourt Fellowship shortlist, you were accepted.

Anyone heard back on MIDP funding? I got the MPP letter on Friday, but still no word on MIDP.