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Hi rmrda, Send me a PM with your email. I'll forward you my copy. -CC

She just sent the emails now. I stand corrected, I must have misheard her. A deposit of $160, not $150. No change in my cluster (conflict analysis and conflict resolution). -CC

I just wanted to let you folks know that I asked Tabbatha the other day about the deposit. Apparently there is one but there was some sort of problem somewhere, probably miscommunication. We will receive an e-mail sometimes within the next couple of days (no ETA yet) about this, and how to proceed. It will be $150. Cheers -CC

If you don't hear anything from them via e-mail, I found the phone very useful for inquiries. Sometimes it's hard to reach someone, especially Tabbatha, but if you call around the services for NPSIA or the graduate school, you eventually land someone with the answers. I have an appointment to talk with someone regarding Leeds residence, so if anybody else plans to go live there and has questions, I'll try to include them . Also, regarding Econ, it's been a while for me as well. I find the "for dummies" book very useful if you're trying to refresh your memory. Don't let the "dummies" aspect fool you, it's well done! Congrats again for those who just got the news for admissions and I hope it goes well for those who got an update! -CC

I spoke to someone there, and also researched online. You only choose between a thesis, coursework and a research paper by submitting a written form by early February of your first year of your Master's degree. One must also maintain an A- average if one wishes to undertake the thesis route. Here is the breakdown: -5.0 credits required to graduate -1.0 mandatory credits, includes intro course and an economics course based on your choosen cluster. -Then one chooses between a thesis (2.0 credits), a research paper (1.0), or just full course work (4.0). -From the remaining credits for course work, one can choose 1.5 of those credits outside your own cluster, from, say, history or political science. Hope this helps and good luck . -CC P.S. Personally, if you're interested, I'm aiming for the thesis as I would like to do my PhD afterwards .

I'm just guessing, but it may mean your case is under review by the faculty ("the experts"). Also, checking online, "hos" can mean "with", which would change the meaning to "Case with expert(s)". Anyway, good luck .

Hello all, like Kdav (congrats!), I received an e-mail yesterday accepting me to the program in the Conflict Resolution cluster . I also received funding, which one can find if you look at the admissions section (the same place where you saw "Recommended for Assessment"). In that very place you have information on funding, a personal acceptance letter, and a place where you can accept or refuse their offer. It's a big decision, as I was accepted in two other Master's programs, but I'll make my final decision this coming weekend. Best of luck everyone!! -CC

Hello, Any advice for all of us? I would like to hit the ground running . Thank you! -CC

Odd, even though I was accepted, mine is still recommended for assessment. I'll see next week. Congrats everyone!

Hello all, I just wanted to give you folks a heads up. I just got an e-mail which recommended that I be admitted to the MA program of International Affairs at NPSIA!!! So bloody happy . Yours should be in your inbox or really soon! Best of luck everyone! (Edit: Saw kdav posted at the same time, congrats!! See you there!)