Alex313 Posted November 13, 2012 Posted November 13, 2012 Hello, I am looking at AU and Sciences Po for their Masters in International Development. If I were to attend AU I would want to do the combined Peace Corps International Masters Program. I also want to do a regional concentration on Latin America. Am just wondering am I shooting to high? If so could you recommend some schools more in my range... Undergrad Double Major: Communications and Modern Languages from a small liberal arts school in Florida, Eckerd College. -Modern languages meant I learned French as my primary language and Italian as my secondary. I also informally learned Spanish in Latin America and speak it at an advanced level. - Graduated with Honors and a 3.66 GPA -GRE: V163 QUANT152 Writing:4.5 I started my undergrad at The American University of Paris, later did a semester abroad at a French university. Since college I lived and taught TEFL in Argentina, and started my own social enterprise travel agency that worked with NGOs in Latin America to send volunteers from the US to them. I have 2 years experience doing that. I've independently taken Microeconomics and Statistics and took Macro as an undergrad. I'm just worried because I don't have any direct experience in the development world. What are your thoughts on my chances?
GopherGrad Posted November 18, 2012 Posted November 18, 2012 People don't like doing "what are my chances" posts because it's all such a crap-shoot. I don't know much about Sciences Po. You quant score maybe raises an eyebrow, but if your letters of rec and grades in econ and stats are good I should think you're competitive for AU. Don't sweat your lack of development experience.
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