JG123456

I cannot tell you how helpful this is. I do not want to give too much away about who I am, since some school staff may be on here, but I have definitely gone through the struggles in over half a decade in the education system. Those interior setups do not bother me as much. I was mainly wondering if HGSE is more for those looking to move up within a school or school district, or could be leveraged to work at, say, a state's Department of Education or at a Education Policy Think Tank or even a company like Google, Apple, Edulastic, etc. in a section of the company affecting K-12 education. Those are jobs that seriously interest me. As far as information on the two MPP programs, I really found that helpful and a good breakdown of each school's quirks.

I just heard back from 3 of 4 schools I applied to but am having a hard time grappling with the pros/cons of each program. I got into Georgetown McCourt, Duke Sanford, and Harvard Graduate School of Education (Education Policy Focus). McCourt is the only one that has updated their information about financial aid, which was a substantial amount, more than I would expect from the other two. Could someone break down the pros/cons of each program, especially as they pertain to my interest in Education Policy?