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I was accepted to to NYU, Columbia, and Erasmus Mundus. I chose NYU for the following reasons: 1. Faculty and Students - I just felt much more comfortable with the faculty and students of the program. 2. Study Abroad - My biggest problem with the Columbia program is the lack of short term study abroad opportunities. What's an International Education M.A. without a study abroad option? 3. Financial Aid - As far as I know NYU offers a substantial amount of financial aid to their International Education graduate students. I received a 50% tuition paid scholarship. Do not forget to apply using their scholarship applications! Honestly it's all up to you. It's a personal decision and you will have others with their own opinions about the program. Get back to me when I've been in the program for a year : ). I think if your application has a strong statement of purpose and some impressive recommendations you might be able to pull it off.

Hi all, I'm preparing for Grad school at NYU this fall. Do any of you have any tips on saving money when buying textbooks? Any excellent online sites? Do you have some amazing inside tip I'm not aware of? Anything is helpful. Thank you!

I received an email a few days ago from NYU. To my complete surprise, I was awarded one of their major scholarships which cuts my tuition in half. You can't beat that. I'm still waiting on Columbia's financial aid decision although I seriously doubt they will be as generous. So right now I'm thinking NYU.

I received my acceptance to NYU Steinhardt and Columbia, Teachers College for International Education. While excited, I am also confused as to which program I will attend. Does anybody here have to make the same decision between the two programs? Has anybody chosen already and happy/regretful of their choice? Help!