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So I’m having a hard time deciding which school to attend. Anyone can help which school offers better program for MPP? UMich or UChicago?

I’ve been offered fair amount of scholarship at Indiana, whereas U Mich is still on course with additional funding decisions. I prefer to attend U Mich but I’m not sure if I could with no funding at all. Since indiana’s deadline is April 15, can I accept the offer and later on chage to U Mich’s program if I get better offer? I have carefully read CGS’s april 15 resolution and it seemed I could do so.

Georgetown MPM is a part time right?

Congrats! I’m trying to choose between UMich MPP vs Berkeley MPA mid-career and weighed almost to UMich too, do you know if there’s a big difference between a mid-career MPA vs full-time MPA?

I'm still waiting for few more schools but I'm trying to catch a sense here... is there a significant difference between mid-career part time MPAs versus full time MPA or MPP programs? I'm trying to advance to international organizations with developing country's policy analysis in future. 1. Georgetown MPM (Mid-career) 2. UC Berkeley Goldman MPA (Mid-career) 3. Washington Evans MPA (Part-time) 3. Indiana Bloomington (MPA, Full time) 4. University of Michigan Ford (MPP, Full time)