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  1. 1 hour ago, chickychix said:

    Lse is lower than nus in both qs and thes. I don't think lse opens more doors than nus unless you are interested in working in Europe, and even that is debatable, but wages in europe are usually quite low.

     

    Ah yes, you are correct on NUS being higher than LSE - sorry, I should clarify. I meant LSE is ranked higher than NUS specifically for the social policy and administration program. 

  2. On 4/5/2019 at 6:12 AM, KJP said:

    Hey everyone!  

    I was admitted this morning with a full ride + stipend!  I didn't have an interview, and submitted two weeks before the due date.  

    I am trying to decide now between London School of Economics and NUS!  Any advice?  Anyone know of international MPP rankings or what sites would be good for seeing LSE and NUS's standing in the world?

    Congratulations! LSE is is higher in terms of world ranking, but the scholarship and stipend make NUS the easy choice (IMHO). 

    Further, the LKYSPP has an exchange program with LSE and several other schools around the world including SIPA, SAIS, Sciences Po and Hertie (if you qualify based on your academic performance in your first year). 

    Though, I'm unsure of what happens to your scholarship and stipend if you do choose to do an exchange program. 

     

  3. On 3/20/2019 at 1:04 AM, Barns said:

    How does the MPP program at LKY compared to the MIB program at the Fletcher School, in terms of jobs prospects. Fletcher with its Harvard Connection seems like a better choice, prima facie. Would appreciate a second opinion on this. 

    The LKY definitely has a strong record for employment outcomes amongst their graduates (90-ish% of MPP graduates land a job within their first year of graduation). 

    However, much of the employed graduates end up working in Asia. If working in Asia is aligned to your career aspirations, I would suggest LKYSPP being the better option. 

  4. The results release dates have varied in previous years with initial release dates ranging from mid-March to early April. 

    I received a generic email advising that interviews continue through the month of March and results are released in April. 

    News on the outcome can't come soon enough =/ 

    I have yet to receive an interview invitation (unsure if that's a good thing or not as I can't figure out what criteria is used by LKYSPP for selecting applicants to be interviewed) 

  5. On 2/11/2019 at 1:49 AM, Marky1985 said:

    Has anyone received an update from the LKYSPP admission? :)

    Still waiting :(

    Perhaps to alleviate this anxious wait, we can put our minds off it (albeit briefly) by sharing our background and experience?

    I'll start! I have 5 years work experience in professional services providing consulting services for state government. I've applied for the MPP as a means for getting into public policy as a career change .

  6. On 12/23/2018 at 3:40 PM, invincible49 said:

    Ive applied. Just submitted the application. 

     

    EDIT: Slightly confused by how the referral system works. Once you submit your application, an automatic email goes out to the recommender right? My recommender still hasn't got his email. Wondering if I did something wrong?

    It should be immediate. May be worth checking if you entered the right email address or asking your referee to check their spam inbox. 

    When they finish the referee report, you should get a big fat green tick under the document check link in your application. 

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