Harsh89

Hello everyone, I have two offers one from LSE and other one from Cornell CIPA. I would like to know which one is a better pick to pursue MPA. I am a lawyer from India and would like to work in Tech Policy post the MPA. Cornell MPA: offers the tech policy specialisation and it is STEM designated. Though the website doesn't really enlist any tech firms as employers. Also, I am worried if the department of public policy is reputed enough or the ivy league tag makes it special. LSE: doesn't offer a specific tech track but more of boarder understanding. It is known for economics so that should be great and of-course university makes an effort with employers but again the information about companies hiring from there seems opaque. Scholarship: Cornell isn't offering any and LSE will declare scholarship next month. PS: I do have an offer from SAIS but I am not keen on IR ($40K award) and from UVA i.e. Frank Batten school (Almost full ride), which I believe isn't great on employment statistics. I will be happy to hear your thoughts. Thank you. Kind Regards.

Hi, Any movement on the waitlist?

can we change from Bologna to DC?

Hi, Has anyone heard from Heinz in the past week? It's April and i still haven't received any decision. What does the delay mean?