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Definitely. Even though $5,000 isn't an insane amount of funding, its a year program, so that's only one year of tuition that you have to pay! How have you been searching up on alumni? I'd definitely like to take a look I want to pursue a career in child/family policy, and the program coordinator gave me the contact information of three alumni who work as policy analysts for the Ministry of Children and Youth Services. So that's reassuring! I'd definitely recommend emailing the program coordinator if you have questions about career prospects or about the program in general. She is so helpful! And I already emailed them stating that I intend to accept their offer. I don't think your decision is considered 'official' until you pay the $300 deposit.

Queen's is the only MPA program I applied to, but I also applied to two other MA programs. At the moment I'm leaning towards Queen's. How about you?

mmpmgaapplicant2018, thank you - congratulations to you too! Fingers crossed that more funding is offered. celineemilylg, they asked that I email them to indicate whether I intend to accept or decline their offer by March 14th, but the deadline to pay a deposit for them to hold my spot in the program is not due until June 1st.

Hi everyone, I applied to the MPA program at Queen's, and received an offer of admission on February 22nd! They promised "a minimum of $5,000 in financial support in the absence of any other major scholarship support" as well as "the opportunity to apply for one of a limited number of research assistantships in August" Does any one know if this 'minimum' amount of funding is likely to increase at all? Thanks, and best of luck to everyone with their applications!