Hello,

I'm curious about my chances of getting into Columbia, NYU, and CUNY Graduate Center sociology Ph.D. programs. Has anyone applied to these schools? Did you get in? What were your scores, etc.?

Further, is anyone currently in these programs or heard about them? Any advice is greatly appreciated.

Undergrad: large decent non-Ivy, GPA 3.75 (Poli Sci/ Women's Studies double major), several awards and scholarships for academic work
Law School: large decent non-Ivy, GPA 3.4, awards and scholarships for extra-curricular work
Professional experience: 4 years practicing attorney, NY State, for a nonprofit
Publications: Published academic article on relevant subject, 2005
GRE: 780V (99%), 750Q (84%), 4.5 on the essay
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I *think* I will get into CUNY based upon my conversations with people there, but what about NYU and Columbia?

Thanks!!

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