Wandererfrombirth

I studied at SLU-Madrid as an undergrad, took many Spanish classes, including one master's class. Also, had several friends doing the Spanish MA there--I'd suggest checking it out--SLU-Madrid is a good school and their Spanish program is solid. Good luck.

Thanks, Cornell07. Not sure why I hadn't seen that... While I'm on the topic of researching IR Grad programs, I'd like to hear about some of the lesser known APSIA members, if anyone cares to venture an opinion or information. I've been using all 34 as a sort of basis for my research on respected programs, but I was curious to know how well regarded some of the lesser-known ones are, for example Carleton or University of Minnesota? Obviously Yale, Georgetown, Johns Hopkins, etc. are the more renowned ones (and pricier,too), but APSIA bills itself as the world's foremost IR grad programs--would some of those less prestigious ones still be viewed very well in the International Organizations community? I appreciate any opinions on this. -A.

Hi, I'm still a couple of years away from applying but I've been compiling some research on all potential schools. Search as I may, for some reason I haven't been able to find tuition costs and/or estimated living costs for graduate students at Yale MacMillan. Can anyone help me out with some numbers? This year's or last year's would be fine, it's just for a rough estimate. Thanks for your help.