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Hi! I'm not a fresh grad but just wanted to share that my undergrad degree isn't related to public policy. My work experience isn't even explicitly related to my undergrad degree... I probably just used about 10-20% of what I learned in school ? (thanks to globalization). Point is, I think if you're able to connect and explain thoroughly your decision/motivation in pursuing public policy (and why choose it instead of all the other "more" relevant fields), I think you'll be okay. Show them (through your SOP) that your interest in public policy is real :)

anyone here who applied for the adb scholarship? what are the chances of getting it after being nominated by the university?

professional how did your interview go? 3 professors were in the interview and took probably around 15 mins only.

Hi! I had my interview this morning. Which category did you apply for - fresh graduates and early career professionals or professionals?