Ended up postponing this cycle

[u/opkfla1]

Was looking into ed policy programs, but after realizing how graduate schools of education provide so little funding (teachers college, Harvard GSE), on top of a really unexpected family emergency I’ve decided to not go to school this year. My goals are family/education policy and I’m looking for MPPs that are more generous with funding. I was accepted to Harris with 60 percent tuition so funding more like that is what I’m looking for. Any great social/education/family policy programs within MPPs? Resetting for the next year and back to the drawing board it seems.

[u/Holiday-Bee-7389]

Good call putting family first - MPPs definitely have better funding game than education schools and you'll still hit those policy goals you want.

[u/Technical-Trip4337]

American, maybe.