Note from Admissions: Congratulations to the eight SIPA students selected to join the Presidential Management Fellows Class of 2019! Only ~8.7…
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A Definitive List of the Best Libraries on Campus
Although Lehman Library is the default place of study for the majority of SIPA students, there are plenty of libraries…
Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule and Post Roundup
In observance of the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday, the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid will be closed starting tomorrow, November…
Best apps and websites for the grad school application process
One of the most important things about applying to graduate school is staying organized. There are so many deadlines/things to…
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A mid-November check-in: Snow, Virtual Info Sessions, Application Tips
Winter is Coming It was the first snow of the season yesterday! Here's a snapshot courtesy of first-year student @luzangil.…
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Quantitative Coursework at SIPA: Yes, you will pass
I remember when I first looked at the core requirements for SIPA: Microeconomics Macroeconomics Quantitative Analysis I saw those three…
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Scholarship Opportunities of Interest
SIPA’s Office of Financial Aid maintains a searchable database of scholarships and provides links to other free scholarship search sites…
Why Human Rights and Humanitarian Policy concentration is the right “fit” for Jake Sprang MIA ’19
Thanks to SIPA student Jake Sprang MIA '19, Human Rights and Humanitarian Policy concentration, for this guest post. You can read…
What does voting mean to SIPA students during this midterm election?
SIPA is closed today for the 2018 U.S. elections. This is a midterm election, meaning it takes place halfway through…
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Opinion: 4 ways to bring human rights into development work (via APSIA)
We're resharing this post by the Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA), originally posted here. APSIA brings leading…
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