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I don’t think it would make a difference or at least it shouldn’t. Investment in a student goes beyond the financial and so having a larger class than intended because some can pay their way in would limit opportunities for everyone involved. I wouldn’t put it past some schools to look into something like this, especially given how cashcow MAs have been used for so long.

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In terms of acceptance rates, unfunded Masters definitely have higher acceptance rates. For Phd programs, you are usually looking at a 5-10 percent acceptance rate in general, versus some unfunded Masters have 30 percent or higher acceptance rates. Funded Masters are fewer in number so harder to get a good read on those acceptance rates

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