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  1. For those of you who applied to Princeton (regardless of your admission status), was it your first choice? Why? Are there any other schools that you prefer to Princeton? Why? If you remove the generous funding from the equation (imagine zero funding across the board), which would your first choice school be, and why?
  2. Wow. That's frustrating. It seems that I need to mail them individually, then. Wow. How much more inefficient can the process get?
  3. I am going to have to take the GRE abroad, and they only offer paper-based. Does this mean I have to pre-select my school score recipients and hope my score comes out okay? I already took the CBT, and liked the fact I could get my score estimate BEFORE deciding whether or not to mail my scores. I'm afraid that with paper based I'm going to have to hope I'm not mailing schools low scores (since it takes, I believe I remember reading, three weeks for scores to be released for the paper-based test).
  4. I'm planning on applying to MPP programs this year. I had previously applied to law schools and used LSAC, to whom my law school reccomenders had sent their recc. letters. LSAC makes sending these letters to different schools as easy as one or two clicks. Is there an equivalent for MPP programs? I am afraid I am going to have to individually hand-mail my recc. letters school-by-school (especially since I'm living abroad!).
  5. I scored a 95 percentile on the new GRE verbal, buy only a 60 percentile on the new GRE quant. I also have an LSAT percentile score of 88. Considering that some top policy schools accept LSAT scores for dual degree applicants (though allowing applicants to supplement with GRE scores if so desired), would I be better off with my LSAT score alone, or also submitting my GRE scores as well? I am concerned that my quantitative percentile (60) is so low that the LSAT may paint me in a more positive light.
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