Overview
Dear Dr. Johnson, A close friend and I both applied to an Ivy League Master’s in Public Policy program that we’ve been dreaming about for... The post My Friend Got In to Grad School, I Didn’t. Were They a Diversity Pick? first appeared on ProFellow .
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Dear Dr. Johnson, A close friend and I both applied to an Ivy League Master’s in Public Policy program that we’ve been dreaming about for... The post My Friend Got In to Grad School, I Didn’t. Were They a Diversity Pick? first appeared on ProFellow .
How to apply: https://www.profellow.com/askdrjohnson/my-friend-got-in-to-graduate-school-i-didnt-were-they-a-diversity-pick/
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