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I wonder if your work experience may have been able to offer you something unique that may be considered by grad schools for policy programs. Let us know how things go!

Wow, thank you so much. This is INCREDIBLY helpful-- I hadn't even thought to check LinkedIn. This will help many people this year!!!

Hi BTF, (Sorry for the month-late reply lol) The plan is to start a program in September 2020, and the end goal is to work in the field of education policy, whether that be in government or non-profit contexts. Hope that makes sense!

Hello, all! I'm hoping to start the thread here for applicants for MPA/MPPA (Policy, Public Administration) programs in Ontario or beyond (in Canada, still). I hope we can all support one another here with useful information and tips! I'm currently in my final year of undergrad at UofT (Humanities student!). I will be applying to schools in Spring 2020 and looking to start in Fall 2020. I don't know very much about all the potential programs just yet, but I hope to thoroughly research pertinent information before applying (obviously). Based on the information I do have, however, I hope to attend Queen's University's MPA. Please feel free to share posts about yourself, which programs you're interested (and why!), and any other relevant information. Cheers!