Super_Goal

Thanks for your reminding. I will check this information and refirm it. The news said the result might be outcome later, so I will track the news.

Hi all, I am starting confused about which one to choose, in terms of both academic reputation and location, it seems that i cannot have the cake and eat it. Neither of them have both advantages in MPA(specialization: NPO or PA). Maybe UW-seattle gets the lead now, but anyway, UGA and IUB is highly ranked in USNEWS, which can partly prove their reputation in MPA education. Plus, GSPIA also has its thunder in D.C. intership. So, It may be inappropriate to let you guys choose for me, but can you give me some advice in this stuff? Thank you so much and wish you luck!

Hi, overtb! I have received my e-mail this morning and been told that I have accepted to Evans, but I still need additional ducuments. But anyway, I am so happy! You live in seattle? So can you tell me more about this city? Is it exacyly like I saw on Internet, that it has more than 200 cloudy days? Thank you !

Does anyone get official admission of MPA program from UGA? I got unofficial e-mail in early Feb, saying that they would send packet in early march, but I still do not receive it.

I have received acceptance yesterday from GSPIA, but I am still hesitating whether I should go. Last month, I received adimission from IUB and UGA, both of which are higher rankings and reputation than GSPIA. The MPA program of GSPIA only ranks in 27th in public affairs graduate schools, so I wonder whether it is worth to study there, though the city and the unviersity are great. IUB and UGA have TOP5 place in Public affairs, so that is whay bothers me, to choose a city or to choose a better program. Anyone have idea?

Hi, everybody, I've received adimissions of Public Administration from UGA and IUB. They both have very high reputation in public affairs, however, I want to know more about both schools in professional opinion, like the details of their academic education, renowned professors, locations and internship chances. Can anyone study or live there give me some practical and professional advice as elaborated as possible?