tyguy3005

Undergrad GPA: 3.1 Grad GPA for Student Affairs in Higher Ed that I did for one semester before switching course: 4.0 Law School: 3.4 Did not take the GRE I worked as an education policy advisor for the speaker of a state house of representatives!

HOLY CRAP, I GOT IN!

5 more minutes... we hope!

Just regular ol' EPM here

Uncontrollable nervous laughter

They said classes will be a mix of synchronous and asynchronous offerings. Also, there will be multiple versions of synchronous classes to accommodate people in different time zones.

This policy makes it seem less likely to me that massive numbers of admitted students would give up their spots. And yet, I wouldn't think the HGSE staff would bother going through this laborious process unless they were comfortable there would be a significant number of positions to fill as someone else already said.

It's so sad that people need to get their enjoyment from messing with others.

To catch up: I applied to EPM I already have a J.D. I also don’t see any change in the application portal and hope this wasn’t a mean prank!

I’m definitely applying! According to the information sessions so far, they plan to have roughly the same class size as usual. I’m very curious to see how many apply and how many ultimately get admitted. They aren’t offering any licensure programs this year, so, with those slots opening and some students who presumably don’t want to do the degree online, I’m hoping there are a good number of slots. It would be strange of them to go through another whole application process for just a few openings... at least I pray that’s the case!

Anyone planning on applying during the new application window for the 2020 online program? Do we think admissions criteria will be lowered due to a coronavirus induced crunch? Do we think financial aid offers will be lower than usual because this is being used as a way to increase revenue?