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PoliSciGirl

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  1. Well looks like you made your decision according to your signature block. If you haven't made a decision and want help, you might want to remove that. If you HAVE made a decision, lol, then congrats! :D

    I put that up yesterday as soon as I got the acceptance letter, but now that I actually have to send in the deposit it's making me step back and think. So yes help pleaserolleyes.gif

  2. So, I got into both of the schools in which I applied. I was thinking I wasn't going to get into GMU so I was thinking all weekend on why Penn State would end up being better for me. Well, yesterday I got an acceptance letter from GMU and now the place I really wanted to go, I am doubting. And here's why: Penn State is in state tuition for me: ~$550/credit GMU: ~$1050/credit for the first year until I hopefully receive instate tuition The GMU program is ranked better by about 20+ schools. Penn State has an online program so I wouldn't have to pay for housing and they have a wonderful alumni network and what I mean is that everyone has heard of penn state or knows someone who went there in some major or another. George Mason... not so much Is it worth the expense to be in DC and a little bit better school for a masters in Public Policy? Also, I just got married on New Years Eve so I would be away from my husband. We know it will be hard but we understand it will help us both out in the long run if I end up choosing GMU.

  3. GMU informed me at the beginning of march that they did not receive a letter of recommendation that I mailed a month prior. I finally have everything sorted out now, phew. Don't give up on GMU though, I know that a number of programs have yet to send out their acceptance letters. I'm hoping to hear this week or next.

    Why didn't you get your recommender's to send them electronically? I had mine send it through the system and e-mail it to the school directly. Janet, the secretary, told me that e-mailing it to the school directly would be the best bet.

  4. My application was only completed about 2 1/2 weeks ago, but I'm an impatient person. I don't think I will get in because of my low 3.27 GPA so I ended up sending my yes notification to Penn State already.

  5. So I applied to George Mason -- Public Policy and they say it takes six weeks to get a letter from them and this is my reach school. I have a 3.27 GPA and 3.48 in major and a year work experience in the non-profit world, but before my current school I was an opera performance major and pretty much failed out because my mom passed away a week before starting school. I wrote and addendum, but the waiting is killing me. I know they say 6 weeks, but can anyone tell me how long it took them to receive their letter from GMU? I at least got accepted to Penn State (my backup school) for their MPA.

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