psychicoctopus

im interested as well...

The school waitlisted you....I suggest going somewhere else because these other schools WANTED you. I was also waitlisted by my top choice school, and I rejected their waitlisting. I mean, if you didn't want me in the first place, why would I wait for you? That's just my two cents - better to go somewhere that accepted you right away and liked your application.

I'm also deciding between these two schools, though for international affairs. I am leaning GWU, but I'd like to hear more if others can offer their insight into the schools.

I got accepted but I'm still waiting for my letter to come in the mail. The one from GWU was mailed March 11th and arrived on March 24th - so it takes a looooong time to get to Canada.

Finally got my letter from them. Waitlisted, so I'm not going. Better than I expected, since I though I would simply not get in, but its their loss.

Rejected, but that's okay since Tufts was one of my lowest choices.

Accepted into the MA International Affairs - found out via email, though they did say they were sending it by mail as well.

Got into the international affairs program. Thats good news, and hopefully more will be forthcoming from other schools.

Program Applied To (MPA, MPP, IR, etc.): MIAs and one MPP Schools Applied To: American University, GWU, U Denver, Tufts, Georgetown, UCLA (MPP program) Schools Admitted To: U Denver Schools Rejected From: None yet... Undergraduate institution: Medium-sized school in Ottawa, Canada Undergraduate GPA: 3.55 Last 60 hours of Undergraduate GPA (if applicable): 3.41 Undergraduate Major: Public Affairs GRE Quantitative Score: 650 (Never done a standardized test like that before, so not that great results) GRE Verbal Score: 600 GRE AW Score: 5.0 Years Out of Undergrad (if applicable): 1 - 1.5 (depending on how you count it; had a thesis as my only undergrad requirement in 2010) Years of Work Experience: 1.5 Describe Relevant Work Experience: Worked for a government department in Canada.