PhD in Education - How competitive is it and what are admissions committees looking for? I currently have applications into several top tier education programs.  I am a bit worried about my chances.  I have about 7 years working in education, a unrelated masters and a masters in education.  My GPA in undergraduate was a 3.8 and in graduate school a 3.9 from a top 25 university.  I did well on the GRE verbal but poorly on GRE math.  

Does anyone have any insight as to what they are looking for and what my chances are?  I read in another post to look for brutal honesty, so bring it on.
It sounds like, on the whole, you're in a pretty good place regarding your credentials. Have you checked out the Grad Cafe? The forums there are a fantastic resources for people in the process of applying.