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Hi! Thanks for the information. I got my acceptance from Goldman School mid-March itself. It was a confirmation from GSPP only and it mentioned that I will receive an official confirmation of acceptance from Graduate School by end of March. However, I haven't received it yet and upon enquiring I got to know that because of my three years bachelors degree, it is under scrutiny by the Graduate Office as they only consider a four years bachelors program to admit students. This means that my offer is conditional and I was not even aware of this until today. I have already accepted my offer and in the process of applying for GSI positions, and exploring funding options to study in GSPP. Should I be worried that Graduate Office might not extend me an offer? This is because I have other options in hand which I have rejected but still have a chance to reverse that decision till 15th April. Please help, if you have any information regarding such matters.

Hey @GradSchoolGrad Thanks a lot for your answer and especially the link. Till now, I've been learning that UCB has no tech policy learning center as such but wow, this is awesome and what I was looking for. Thank you so much.

Hi Guys! Amongst MPP from Goldman School of UC Berkeley, McCourt School of Georgetown and MPA from Cornell, which one is the best especially when the area of interest is technology policy, analytics, and data governance? I would like to understand all possible reasons of the choice including resources available in the school for my given area of focus, job prospects, location, and fee.