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  1. I would also like to make a contribution to the forum. Here are my stats

    Program Applied To : MPP/IR

    Schools Applied To: Kennedy MPP; SIPA MIA; SAIS; Georgetown MSFS; GWU Elliott

    Schools Admitted To: GWU Elliott

    Schools Rejected From: -

    Still Waiting: All others

    Undergraduate institution: Turkish University

    Undergraduate GPA: 3.63

    Undergraduate Major: Economics

    GRE Quantitative Score: 168 (96%)

    GRE Verbal Score: 153 (62%)

    GRE AW Score: 4.5 (72%)

    Years Out of Undergrad (if applicable): 8

    Years of Work Experience: 8

    Describe Relevant Work Experience:

    8 years in a public institution dealing with International Financial Institutions. Attended many high level International Meetings

    Languages: Turkish (native), English (good)

    Quant: Good thanks to economics major

    Strength of SOP: Work experience.

    Strength of LOR: Hopefully very good references from supervisors

  2. congrats to all admitted fellas. although I am a bit surprised to hear that people choose some less prestigious schools over Chicago, when I think DC factor I can understand. Then I would like to ask a similar question; would you prefer SAIS or Georgetown over HKS? I haven't been admitted to any of them though...

  3. I totally agree with myrnist about the rank of Syracuse. Also, if a school is listed in the top tier, this is more or less relevant for all its programs. Of course there are some exceptions such as SAIS, Georgetown and GWU are among the top at IR/Gov't issues. This is mostly because of their location. Other than that, top schools such as Harvard, Chicago, Princeton etc are also top at these departments. This is what I think as an applicant of course, not as an employer :)

  4. i spoke with someone in admissions a while back who said they normally get around 200/250 applicants and they accept around a quarter. no idea what things are like this year.

    thank you. as far as I remember from the website, they are accepting around 20 people each year.

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