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This program is excellent for students who are mid-career looking to level up at work, for those coming directly out of undergrad, and for those seeking a career change. The faculty is comprised of scholar practitioners who give a lot of personal time and attention to the students. The student body is fairly small, which is great for getting to know your fellow students. However, a lot of energy also goes into several networking events each semester, so students have the benefit of meeting a wide... Read More array of alums, the full faculty, and guests of the program.

My program is very small which can be both good and bad. My incoming class has only 37 people which is apparently the largest class they have ever had. I am one of only two males out the class. Interestingly enough, it is hard to fit in but easy to get along. Everyone has a different background and aspirations. Having such a small group lends itself to easy networking and ultimately a strong core group that become connections for life. The professors are amazing as they will give you as much face... Read More time with them as required. Grading is less subjective than most other programs in the school but the workload is almost overwhelming which is to be expected coming from a private Ivy League institution. Being in NYC is a plus as there is always something to do. The school is quite expensive. Currently as of November, 2015, the price per credit for my program is $1570. Each class has 3 credits, and to graduate the program you need 36 credits. Total cost is $67k which includes Health and student fees. My program: MS in Fundraising Management. This has been the best decision of my life.