As an international dual degree student between Sciences Po Paris and SIPA, I can attest that these programs present a…
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Common Application Questions: Types of Recommenders
As a Program Assistant at SIPA Admissions, I’ve noticed several concerns regarding recommenders for the MIA/MPA application. Below are answers…
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Virtual Class visits; and featuring a new class: Intersections of Race and Power in Development
Those of you who have joined me for a Virtual MIA/MPA Information Session know that I plug SIPA's YouTube channel…
Alumni Panel for Prospective Students of Color – Oct. 4 at 12pm ET
Thinking about applying to Columbia SIPA and want to know more about the experience as a student of color? We…
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Upcoming events for September / October
If you haven't heard, Columbia SIPA's application is live! It's open! You can apply right now! I'm excited to introduce…
Admissions director shares the top 3 mistakes in a graduate application personal statement
With the Columbia SIPA application now open, Grace Han, Executive Director of Admissions and Financial Aid, shares her advice on…
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The 2022 Columbia SIPA Application is Open
Columbia SIPA’s 2022 Application is officially live. We strongly recommend providing yourself with ample time to prepare a complete application that…
SIPA’s new STEM-eligible programs
Building on longstanding strengths in sustainability, environmental and energy policy, economics, and data analytics, SIPA has secured recognition of four…
Have you connected with us yet?
It's been a busy summer as we prepare to invite all of our students back onto campus, and we've also…
You can waive the GRE/GMAT requirement now. But should you?
As we close out the 2020/2021 academic year, this also means looking ahead to the 2022 application, which will go…
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