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Great! I focus on Italy and Spain specifically, the eurozone crisis, and integration theory.

I applied to Pitt but have not heard anything yet. I applied for their Comparative program on the EU and IPE.

Does anyone else get overly excited when they receive phone calls from blocked numbers in anticipation of an acceptance?

I hope you are right, best wishes to everyone!

Congrats to the latest admits, this is certainly a nerve wracking experience!

Seems to be a great program, and a perfect fit for my research area. Being from SoCal I do worry a bit about the weather but my time in the UK is preparing me!

I applied to UW - looking forward to hearing back!

For Columbia I'd think that I need higher everything!

I posted this in another section and was told this is a more appropriate location. I am starting to put together my applications for the upcoming cycle and am having trouble deciding where to apply and what my likelihood would be of getting in. Undergrad: 3.36 (3.6 last two years) GRE: 159V 154Q Presented at an undergrad research conference, created a scholarship at undergrad, served on a Dean Search Committee Doing a one-year MA (International Politics and Europe) in the UK 2012-2013 Strong LORs Interested in political economy and focusing on EU economic integration So far I plan on applying to: Claremont Graduate Univ., Univ. of Southern California, Michigan State, Boston Univ., UC Santa Barbara, Univ. Nevada Reno and the Univ. of Oregon. What do you think? What schools should I add and which should I remove? Any advice you can give would be appreciated.

Hey guys. I am starting to put together my applications for the upcoming cycle and am having trouble deciding where to apply and the likelihood of getting in. Undergrad: 3.36 (3.6 last two years) GRE: 159V 154Q Presented at an undergrad research conference, created a scholarship at undergrad, served on Dean Search Committee Doing a one-year MA (International Politics and Europe) in the UK 2012-2013 Strong LORs Interested in political economy and focusing on EU economic integration So far I plan on applying to: Claremont Graduate Univ., Univ. of Southern California, MSU, Boston Univ., Univ. Calif. Santa Barbara, Univ. Nevada Reno and the Univ. of Oregon. What do you think? What schools should I add and which should I remove?