English Masters Programs

[medielit]

I'm interested in attending a masters program, and was wondering if someone could point me towards a few additional schools to consider. I'm going for a masters because I have not decided yet if I want to pursue a Phd and I need to strengthen my credentials/focus in the event that that is the path I choose.

My focus is currently Late Medieval / Early Renaissance Literature (specially Chaucer, Morality/Cycle Plays & Milton).

My GPA is a 3.6 and has been on an upward trend so I will probably graduate with a 3.65-3.68. GRE Verbal 710. I don't have significant research. Currently I'm looking at:

Connecticut, Boston College, Villanova, Northwestern and St. Andrews.

Any other Masters programs you would recommend with those stats & research focus?

[plasticastle]

I would also look at NYU. I'm currently in the MA program. My area of interest is also medieval/ Renaissance. We have a very strong program. You also would have the opportunity to work with some great professors. I didn't have a strong research background either; I attended a small liberal arts university, and so far, I've learned so much. It's been challenging, but everyone works well together, and the professors are here to help out in any way possible. Good luck with your decisions. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.