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Has anyone around been accepted to UCLA's Master's HEOC program? I'd love to talk to you about what you're thinking about it!...

emg28 -- we've applied to lots of the same places and for similar reasons, I see. I also applied to UMich and HGSE. HGSE definitely won't get back to us until March, I think. As for the former, I'm hoping we'll have news in 2 or 3 weeks since the campus visit is in mid-March.

A bit late to the game! I've applied to Master's programs in higher ed administration, ed policy, or a mixture of both... the programs at these schools vary quite a bit!: Vanderbilt SUSE HGSE UMich USC Rossier UCLA GSEIS --- I'm currently an undergrad at Vanderbilt and I've heard down the grapevine that the MEd/MPP applicants are supposed to hear back really, REALLY soon. keep your hopes up everyone.

That acceptance rate definitely relieves me a bit... thank you!!! Hope you're enjoying the EPM program! Any pros&cons/advice to offer us? Has anyone who has applied to Masters programs heard back yet? I feel like it's about time, but I suppose PhDs are still hearing back...

GRE Score (Revised): V 165, Q 166 AWA:6.0 GPA: 3.70 Work Experience: Bunch of internships/practicums... at a policy-advo non-profit, a K-12 school, an ethnicity-based non-profit, and a foundation. Undergrad Institution (Public, Private, Ivy, etc..): Private top-20, methinks Research Experience: None Applying for PhD or Masters: Masters, 2013 Program: Education Policy & Management What Other Schools Are You Applying To: USC PASA, UCLA HEOC, Vanderbilt MPP, Stanford POLS, UMich HE I don't have much of an expectation w/getting into HGSE; I pretty much applied because my mother kept hinting that me attending Harvard was her dying wish. Even though she isn't dying.