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tristatequeen reacted to a post in a topic: Elliott MIPP vs. SAIS MIPP
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POC does NOT mean just black, rather people of color - again, not just black people. Also, requesting to speak to a POC from a school allows for real conversations around diversity to be had. Higher education is one of the most racially discriminated institutions in the US, which leads to a lot of issues for students that are POC. Issues non-POC counterparts tend to not notice/mention because it's not part of their lived experience.
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I filled out the check back in form and was allotted money from no aid to a considerable amount of aid a while back. In my check back form I acknowledged several Wagner fellowships that I felt I qualified for and requested at least matching aid from other comparable schools.
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Sorry for the late response! But happy to answer any questions about the Open House! @LibbyCreek I did attend the Open House and really enjoyed it. The small class size was ideal to get to know people on a personal level and the interdisciplinary nature of the program allows students to craft a program that aligns with specific interest issues. I also appreciated how accessible the professors are and how willing they are to provide assistance. The alumni panel provided me with snapshots to what life at CIPA could look like that included all of the abroad/immersion opportunities, policy challenges and opportunities to connect around research. What I got from the program is that because the program is so small and can be embedded into the various other professional school programs there's an opportunity to be a big fish in a small pond that typically doesn't happen in larger programs. What I mean by that is at larger schools like Columbia you'll be competing with 400+ students for opportunities in comparison to competing with 75 students - there are more opportunities to do/have access to opportunities. I will also point out the opportunities to spend semesters in DC, NYC, Rome and other places that have been helpful for students to get year round internship and networking experiences that major cities have. What really impressed me was how accessible Tom, the Executive Director, is in answering questions and connecting me alum. I would suggest looking at LinkedIn for alum in your interest area and/or reach out to him to provide a better snapshot of post-CIPA statistics. At the end of the day for me it's about transitioning into a career that I want to and not taking on a lot of debt to do so. I think you'll have to decide what is most important to you.
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Just got back from the Open House - did anyone else attend? Thoughts?
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What will we discuss ones the results are out?!
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@LuluM93512 @IRDWDTU try emailing Jamaica - I find her to be extremely responsive! Judy is Head of Operations, I believe, and she's very responsive as well. Try them! Hope this helps!
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My background is in philanthropy and looking to stay within the field but move slightly to CSR/Private Sector. My focus is Domestic Policy and wondering which program makes the most sense for my goals. Funding details: received financial aid from all three programs but the most from CIPA. *Pros and Cons welcomed!
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My background is in philanthropy and looking to stay within the field but move slightly to CSR/Private Sector. My focus is Domestic Policy and wondering which program makes the most sense for my goals. Funding details: received financial aid from all three programs but the most from CIPA. *Pros and Cons welcomed!
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@LibbyCreekand @Uzair2I would call/email them - the Open House is next week, so if either of you are interested in attending a decision would be helpful! The office is super transparent so I'm sure they will be helpful.
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@misuny I reached out to financial aid and based on my appeal letter they sent me the check back form. The only problem with the check back form for NYU is that if they provide you with aid you have up to 3 days to accept or define the offer. I'm waiting on a few more decisions so I have to wait to fill out the form.
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Accepted with a merit fellowship (waiting to see how much), is anyone attending the Open House?
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Where is this check back form? @Iblit
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It's live! I got in!
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@AddSmithI have the same issue! What was explained is that they needed the official transcript to release the decision, not to make a decision. So, we should be good!