ElleG

I have applied to both programs last year feel free to dm me if yo uhave any quesitons

Also NPSIA student from last year - I focused on future; you have your CV to highlight what you did - so I would recommend making it about what you will do

I am a current NPSIA student, you will hard time doing it in 3 semsters - as summer courses are very limited; if you split courses 4-3-3 as semster you may be able to . But keep in mnd it is a very intense program wth a very high course load. I doing a double masters and I am focusing on that only and I am still really struggling, not to mention if you want to also do your law applications as well it is time consuming. I would consider skipping NPSIA if you are going into law. UofO and NPSIA are very complementary but I know some people who did NPSIA and went to do law somehwere else and they said NPSIA did not help them overall

I am sorry you are in this situation, I have been in limbo and haven't been told anything either. Now I am kinda going of the assumption that I won't have hours period. Cause classes start next week and I am set at 0 hours

I got nothing so far - I didnt even get the original email for some reason but I saw both INAF 5018 7 INAF 5017 have courses created on the cuLearn

How many hours did they give you with admission, if you don't mind me asking? I didn't get the syllabus - any chance I can email you to forward it to me

I got nothing - I may email them to see what's going regarding that considering COVID situation.

I am debating merits of diploma vs another masters - what are your thoughts on that.

Is anyone doing or planning on doing MIPIS or grad diplomma in IPIS?

I got an email saying I was denied - as the course is full. That's so odd!

I don't have any assigments - I asked the department about that but they never got back to me. I am considering but probably not, I don't know if I'd wanna TA a distance-ed course

Irnerd is right, But maybe you could email Kailey - let her know you are interested in switching she may be able yo help you take a different econ course

I mean it looks... specific. What are you enrolled in now?

I think I saw it before - but I don't know if it was couple of days ago or couple of weeks ago Also - I guess that would be diplomatic specialty that already has like7 courses to choose from

I figured they have spots reserved for both. Considering how much emphasis they were putting on taking things in your specialty I find this ironic