Rank where you would go

[liberosn]

While everyone is waiting to hear back from places, Where would you go if you got in everywhere?

[Helpplease123]

Why would someone red arrow this question?

Edited February 9, 2012 by Helpplease123

[bgreenster]

Umm.. a LOT of it depends on funding, since I mostly applied to places I would love to attend... BUT my list I believe is:

1. UVA

2. Duke

3. LBJ

4. Georgetown

5. Maryland

6. American

7. Tennessee

Most schools are pretty interchangeable for me. I hope I get to have a decision ahead of me That is a difficulty I am more than ok with.

[m4g1c0ff3]

1. Batten / Harris

2. Harris / Batten

3. Heinz

4. GW

5. American

6. GMU

[domnulsl]

1) SAIS

2) Maxwell

3) Korbel

4) Princeton

5) Elliott

[Helpplease123]

1) USC!!! Then the rest are equal...

[disintegrate]

1. GT

[PrincetonOrBust]

1. Princeton WWS (or bust)

If I was willing to leave my job to go anywhere else though, it'd probably be:

2. HKS

3. Georgetown

3. Texas - LBJ

[Rummy]

1. Princeton WWS

2. HKS

[Rummy]

3. GPPI

[MYRNIST]

1) University of Phoenix

2) Walden University

3) Princeton

[espresso_eyes]

WWS

[fenderpete]

I'd happily go anywhere I applied... That's kind of why I applied there.

[jhpigott]

For the security studies programs I applied to:

1) Georgtown - SSP

2) GWU/Elliott - SPS

3) AU/SIS - US Foreign Policy

[adollarninetynine]

WWS, HKS, any other school that gives me 1/2 or more funding.

[KJ90]

1) SAIS

2) Maxwell

3) Korbel

4) Princeton

5) Elliott

Interesting ranking. I'm curious as to why you've placed Maxwell second. Care to enlighten me?

[adollarninetynine]

they liked the US news rankings?

[domnulsl]

Interesting ranking. I'm curious as to why you've placed Maxwell second. Care to enlighten me?

Yeah, fo sho,...

1) Maxwell overlooked my shabby GPA and offered me my first acceptance; it took a chance on me so I'll def. try to return the favor.

2) Ranked 14^th for Master’s in IR from Foreign Policy (not as high as the others but I love the underdogs)

3) Ranked 16^th for training the best candidates for jobs with the U.S. government

4) 16-month program so it's gonna be short and sweet like me (also much cheaper than other programs)

5) The exchange program is pretty balling ( Maxwell-Waseda University( one of the top 3 schools in Japan))

6) I want to be closer to LINSANITY

[FSOJN]

1. Harvard MES

2. Yale European Studies

3. Fletcher MALD

4. Georgetown MAGES

(Only some of them are "Government Affairs" programs.)

[legallyproper]

@jrnels I got a call from the MAGES director yesterday stating to know about Rangel or Pickering so if you get finalist for Pickering be sure to automatically just let Ms. Dinu know alright man. Just FYI

[DualCitizenIR]

I am having trouble ranking them with numbers, so here are some groups:

IHEID (MIA)

Fletcher (MALD/MYF), Korbel (MAIS)

SOAS (MES), American SIS (CRS), Elliott (MES)

LSE (taught IR), Oxford (MPhil IR), Cambridge (MPhil IR)

Durham (IR MidEast), BU (IR & Religion)

All depends on the funding though...

Edited February 27, 2012 by DualCitizenIR

[PrattIAFF]

Just thought I should mention that some admissions committees scan these forums. To what extent that would influence their decision about admitting you is anyone's guess... but just fyi.

[PrattIAFF]

Fully Funded

1. Georgetown - SFS (MSFS)

2. George Washington - Elliott (MA)

3. American University - SIS (MA)

Self-Financed (Loans & Employment During School)

1. GW

2. American

3, Georgetown

[Hanson's Fan]

http://www.fandm.edu/government/graduate-school-information/graduate-programs

[rose1]

Legally Proper - how do you already have all those acceptances?