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I did! I interviewed with Mary Mazzola and it was very laid-back. My honest impression is that it was just so-so but afterwards she told me I did well and that she'd give me her full recommendation.

I was accepted in Penn's LPS school for a Masters in Environmental Studies but it's hard to gauge how good/legit of a program it is. My fear is that I'm going to go 80k into debt for a haphazardly-assembled degree that doesn't hold much clout (and won't give me that good of an education). I am a 35yo from an international background with a degree in Sociology, so I've been very excited to be accepted but any insight into the UPenn LPS Masters in Environmental Studies (MES) would be great!

I got into all three programs. With my scholarships, they all will cost the same so I'm stuck choosing which has the best program??? Any experience or insight?? What is even the difference between the three? I am interested in Clinical SW (not macro) but all three schools have some kind of clinical concentration. I also like having a "campus-vibe" which makes me think NYU isn't for me? But I've heard great things about their clinical program and field internships.