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  1. not to sound totally neurotic, but if I submitted my SIR and haven't received any sort of additional confirmation...is that an issue? Am I missing an important step?
  2. Deciding between four programs, three of them MPP. In no order: LBJ MGPS - half tuition, would likely get in-state second year. From Austin, which is a bonus financially but I don't want to feel like I'm just going back home; unsure if I want to work in Texas after. Very good financial position for this one. Goldman MPP - no funding, but it sounds like there are good fee remission opportunities. I love Berkeley as a city, a bit intimidated by the quant curriculum (but hey, they accepted me, so I guess they think I can do it). USC Price - half tuition. LA could be good for my career interests, but not too familiar with the network or what job opportunities would look like after. I have four years of work experience policy and communications in DC, but am interested in pivoting to something related to tech and media - maybe the policy side of that, but I am not committed to returning to DC. My uncertainty regarding exactly what I want to do is definitely a factor in my decision, I understand it's not very helpful. I have also been accepted to a top tier media & communications program that I am excited about, but also concerned about debt. Any feedback from anyone on the above programs - and thoughts about reasonable salary ranges after - extremely welcome! Thanks in advance. (Cross-posted from another thread)
  3. I was recently accepted to the LSE/USC Global Media & Communications program. I'm very interested but it would be a bit of a career pivot for me (and it's pricey) and I'm wondering if anyone knows about the program? I'm especially curious about what a reasonable salary range estimate would be for jobs I'm competitive for after the program. I have five years of work experience in foreign policy and communications.
  4. Deciding between four programs, three of them MPP. In no order: LBJ MGPS - half tuition, would likely get in-state second year. From Austin, which is a bonus financially but I don't want to feel like I'm just going back home; unsure if I want to work in Texas after. Goldman MPP - no funding. How difficult are fee remission opportunities through work on campus? I adore Berkeley, a bit intimidated by the quant curriculum (but hey, they accepted me). USC Price - half tuition. LA could be good for my career interests, but not too familiar with the network or what job opportunities would look like after. I have four years of work experience policy and communications in DC, but am interested in pivoting to something related to tech and media - maybe the policy side of that, but I am not committed to returning to DC. My uncertainty regarding exactly what I want to do is definitely a factor in my decision. I have also been accepted to a top tier media & communications program that I am excited about, but also concerned about debt. Any feedback on the above programs - and thoughts about reasonable salary ranges after - extremely welcome! Thanks in advance.
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