<p>Hello!</p>
<p>I am currently having the most difficult time ever trying to figure out which Grad school to attend. I have been accepted into Emerson’s Integrated Marketing Communication program as well as BU’s Advertising program. I work full-time and I plan to take classes in the evening. BU’s Metropolitan College offers evening classes for students who work full time, so they can take classes part-time. BU’s College of Communication’s full time program has more courses that the Advertising program in the Metropolitan College lacks and I guess that is because of timing issues – some of those classes in the full time program are only offered during the day. My issue with this is that I feel that with being in the Advertising program through the Metropolitan College, I may be missing out on the full experience that Emerson could provide. Emerson offers an integrated marketing program – combining Advertising, PR, Brand Management, which is a positive but I am not sure if their advertising presence is as strong as the Advertising program at BU. I have spoken to people from each school and I am still having a difficult time making a decision. When it came to speaking with people at BU it seemed a bit disorganized, even when I received my acceptance letter, I was under the impression that I was accepted to the College of Communication but then found out weeks later that I was accepted to the Metropolitan College and even when calling them I really did not receive any concrete information. And to top it off, I have to let BU know my decision by April 25th! If anyone could offer any insight or any helpful advice, I would greatly appreciate it!</p>