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Hi, I have been accepted to the MPA-DP program at SIPA and the MPA program at LSE. I am trying to decide between the two. I really like the course structure of both these programs but SIPA gives me more options for electives. I have not received funding from both of these colleges and SIPA is very expensive. However, the cohort and the summer placement aspect of the MPA-DP program is very attractive. I am really stressing out!! Would love to hear some of your experiences so that I can make an informed decision. Thanks!

Hi, I have been accepted to the MPA-DP program at SIPA and the MPA program at LSE. I am trying to decide between the two. I really like the course structure of both these programs but SIPA gives me more options for electives. I have not received funding from both of these colleges and SIPA is very expensive. However, the cohort and the summer placement aspect of the MPA-DP programme is very attractive. I am really stressing out!! Would love to hear some of your experiences so that I can make an informed decision. Thanks!

Hey guys! (First post) Program: Masters in EducationGRE Score: VR:152 Q:160 AWA:3.5 (I will be taking it again)GPA: 7.8/10 undergraduate Work Experience: 2 years with Teach For India after my undergraduation Undergrad/Grad Institution (Public, Private, Ivy, etc..): One of the best universities in India with an Economics major I am interested in pursuing my masters in education policy and I am looking at HGSE, Standford and UPenn (in that order) as of now. I would love some tips for my SOP, schools which I can apply to and the kind of work experience which Ed.M. looks for. Should I get more work experience and maybe apply in 2021? I am especially keen on HGSE's EPM and L&T Program. Thank you!