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Thank you so much!! And whichever you school(s) you’ve applied to, I hope you get into all of them!! Good luck

Hopefully I’ll hear something tomorrow! Sigh!

Okay!

Didn’t hear anything today, hoping that tomorrow I hear something. Also, not sure if this is a bad sign or me just extremely freaking out

Called Georgetown yesterday and they said decisions for priority deadline are coming out this week!!!

Has anyone applied to Georgetown’s MA in educational transformation?

Do you think advocacy and policy will hear decisions the same time are learning and teaching?

Did apply for policy and advocacy or teaching?

Omg really?? I’m soo scared! I haven’t heard anything at all!

If anyone knows when Georgetown usually releases decisions for MA programs, please reply here? I applied before the priority scholarship deadline 12/15/19 to the MA in Educational Transformation and haven't heard anything back. When they first emailed me in December they said that they will conclude on decisions in April but i dont know still getting kind of worried since I applied so early and haven't heard anything back.

Program Applied To (MPA, MPP, IR, etc.): MA Educational Transformation Schools Applied To: Georgetown UniversitySchools Admitted To: N/ASchools Rejected From: N/AStill Waiting: GeorgetownUndergraduate Institution: UC Santa BarbaraUndergraduate GPA: 3.2Undergraduate Major: Global StudiesGRE Quantitative/Verbal/AW Scores: Not requiredYears Out of Undergrad (if applicable): Going on 2 yearsYears of Work Experience: 3Describe Relevant Work Experience: Interned at the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of International Organizations, Office of Peacekeeping, Sanctions, and Counter-terrorism going into my final year of undergrad summer of 2017. Then interned at an education policy nonprofit back home in LA after I graduated in June of 2018. Worked at the LA Superior Courts then at a personal injury law firm.Strength of SOP (be honest, describe the process, etc): Extremely strong. Wrote about my experience living in LA and my educational experiences of going to low-performing public schools since I'm applying to an educational policy program. Lawyers at my job and professors I had at undergrad read and made edits to my SOP.Strength of LOR's (be honest, describe the process, etc): I have one from my Chinese professor (took two years of Mandarin), one from my constitutional law professor, and one from my labor history professor.Other: My program as three deadlines: 12/1/2019 (priority scholarship), 2/1/2020 (interim), and 3/15/2020 (final). I applied before the priority scholarship deadline and now I'm just waiting to hear back. Emailed a woman in the department and she said that decisions will conclude in April, so between now and April I should hear something.

Georgetown Universities MA in Educational Transformation and it doesnt require the GRE for the Advocacy and Policy track. I applied for Summer 2020. Good luck!

Does anyone know when Georgetown usually releases decisions for MA programs? I applied before the priority scholarship deadline 12/15/19 to the MA in Educational Transformation and haven't heard anything back. When they first emailed me in December they said that they will conclude on decisions in April but i dont know still getting kind of worried since I applied so early and haven't heard anything back.

Program Applied To (MPA, MPP, IR, etc.): MA Educational Transformation Schools Applied To: Georgetown University Schools Admitted To: N/A Schools Rejected From: N/A Still Waiting: Georgetown Undergraduate Institution: UC Santa Barbara Undergraduate GPA: 3.2 Undergraduate Major: Global Studies GRE Quantitative/Verbal/AW Scores: Not required Years Out of Undergrad (if applicable): Going on 2 years Years of Work Experience: 3 Describe Relevant Work Experience: Interned at the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of International Organizations, Office of Peacekeeping, Sanctions, and Counter-terrorism going into my final year of undergrad summer of 2017. Then interned at an education policy nonprofit back home in LA after I graduated in June of 2018. Worked at the LA Superior Courts then at a personal injury law firm. Strength of SOP (be honest, describe the process, etc): Extremely strong. Wrote about my experience living in LA and my educational experiences of going to low-performing public schools since I'm applying to an educational policy program. Lawyers at my job and professors I had at undergrad read and made edits to my SOP. Strength of LOR's (be honest, describe the process, etc): I have one from my Chinese professor (took two years of Mandarin), one from my constitutional law professor, and one from my labor history professor. Other: My program as three deadlines: 12/1/2019 (priority scholarship), 2/1/2020 (interim), and 3/15/2020 (final). I applied before the priority scholarship deadline and now I'm just waiting to hear back. Emailed a woman in the department and she said that decisions will conclude in April, so between now and April I should hear something.