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GRE verbal 600 math- 610 writing - 6 gpa 3.43

From what I've gathered Georgetown is the better brand name - more connections etc. I don't know about international reputation.

Yeah no funding for Elliott. Waiting to hear back about Gtown. I like the study abroad aspect because I want to go back to Argentina (where I went for undergrad - also conveniently the GW program goes to the same school that my undergrad exchange went to)

Hey all, just posing a question regarding two programs. I was accepted to both Georgetown, for their Conflict Resolution masters. and the Elliott School. I'm really conflicted between both programs. Any general advice or pros and cons? Anything would be much appreciated...this is such a difficult decision.

Is anyone planning on going to the Dept of gov open house on April 9th?

That is weird. Well, best of luck elsewhere!

Just because it was submitted does not mean the supporting documents were received/processed. I would think they would have informed you if you were missing anything way earlier though. That's strange. Perhaps call them tomorrow?

Accepted to the Elliott School AHH!

I got an email from GW yesterday saying that my admissions decision would be ready monday....so hopefully that means everyones!

Thank you!

Application for COnflict Resolution at Georgetown being forwarded to the Dean. yaay!

</edit> I just heard from them..actually. admitted! Good luck!

I have not heard back!!! I'm getting really nervous, i went for an open house in October and the administrative coordinator of the program told me that they usually send out emails in February informing (accepted) students that the application is being fowarded to the dean of the college - and its a rarity that the dean will reject an applicant the the program accepted. I'm assuming that the snow situation in DC threw things off a bit. But CR is where i want to be! I'm coming straight out of undergrad.

How did you get your rejection? I received a sketchy mailing from American telling me about a one -year graduate program...when I definitely applied to SIS.

First acceptance to CIR at Chicago!