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Err...does anyone know if the HGSE Financial Aid Application links have been emailed out yet? "The 2017-2018 HGSE Financial Aid Application will be available in January 2017. The HGSE Financial Aid Office will contact you with information and instructions on how to submit your Financial Aid Application online." This is for TEP. Thanks!

Thank you for the feedback, econ teacher! I think a challenging program is worth paying more, but not a whole lot more. Does anyone know the acceptance rate of Harvard's TEP or Stanford's STEP program? The acceptances rates for all their masters degrees are 53% and 24% respectively, but I'm guessing it is more competitive for their secondary education programs.

I'm going to be applying for MAT degrees in Secondary Education English this year. I'm interested in a program where the experience will be challenging and worthwhile and that has great teachers and smart students. But, cost is also a big concern. I will be applying to my public university but I'm a little concerned about the overall experience. Therefore, I've been looking at HGSE, Stanford, Peabody, Penn, UVA, Lynch and William and Mary. Do these programs offer a great experience? Do any of them offer good merit aid?

Can one get into the HGSE Teaching Education Program without urban classroom experience? Might a high GPA/GREs, good recs, and summer teaching experience (at a GT summer program) enough? This question would also apply to Penn's program, and Berkeley's, etc...