Amy44

I don't know about Health Management but I will say that my sister goes to Cal State Northridge for Nursing (the accelerated program) and it is a very good and serious program. I know one of her current professors in Ethics of Healthcare is basically one of the country's leading experts (basically this woman wrote the main book on Ethics in this field that is read by everybody in Healthcare....) I dont know if this helps at all. I can ask her if you would like if she knows about your program specifically.....

Thank you for responding! All of this will be funded by U.S. loans. (that I will be spending the rest of my life paying back!) so at this point I don't know if I should even worry about the price difference. I know UCL and SOAS are both much more expensive than Sussex because of the location. I am trying not to think about the money right now and just think about the quality of the school and which will be better for me for job prospects after. A strong alumni network would be great, for example. I do not have a subfield. I am interested mainly in forced migration though (so, Refugee Studies). Any further thoughts? Do you know of UCL? Thank you!

I have been accepted to 3 schools in the U.K. for my Masters: 1. University College London (UCL) : MSc Global Migration 2. School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS): MSc Migration Mobility and Development 3. University of Sussex: M.A. Migration Studies Any advice about which school to choose would be much appreciated. I am totally confused. I think I am more interested in the first two schools in London, however I am not sure which one to choose and I am running out of time. Thank you in advance for your suggestions.