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  1. 1 hour ago, Gradgradinternational said:

    100% agree. I re-submitted an application this year as I had to postponed my previous one last year so I can confirm. 
     

    I got an acceptance last year around February 28 at the same time as most 1st round applicants I believe.

    I reapplied this year and I am still waiting for news from them! It's getting kinda long, especially since they seem to admit people every day for the past 3 weeks? hope I will get similar results ...

    Hopefully we all do, sooner rather than later! That's so strange that your application wasn't one of the first to be admitted though - I would assume the opposite, but at least its kind of a "been there before" situation for you ?

  2. Does the NPSIA admittance process seem inconsistent with previous years to anyone else? It just seems sort of odd that they're doing this in a staggered fashion, rather than previous years where it seems like they sent a significant amount out in bulk over 1-2 days. 

    Regardless, it is reassuring to see people in this forum get their acceptance emails! 

  3. 1 minute ago, kalesmoothie said:

    Got accepted to NPSIA yesterday! If it’s helpful for anyone, my application changed to « recommended for assessment » last week, it’s still sitting at recommended for assessment but i received my offer, so I wouldn’t be too obsessive over what your application status says in Carleton central. 

    Congrats! Did you get an unofficial acceptance email, or did this show up on Carleton 360?

  4. 2 hours ago, bonghoots420 said:

    That's such good news! Does your Carleton Central/360 still say "preliminary review required"?  Also, according to this page: https://graduate.carleton.ca/application-status/, you're on the 3rd-ish stage of review? But it seems like things will move pretty quick from thereon out. 

    My Carleton 360 account does, but not Carleton Central - which says "recommended for assessment"

    Also, for those of you anxious about being on "Preliminary Review Required" I received this:

    "At this time, we are aiming to complete the first-round of admission offers by the end of March (or possibly into April), as we received a very high volume of application files this year."

     

    So - mixed feelings about that, as its bound to be more competitive, but also reassuring since it appears that they're about a month behind.

  5. So I sent Lauren an email and got this as part of the response:

    "I can confirm that your application has been recommended for assessment and is under review by the admissions committee" 

    Does anyone have an idea if the admissions committee is the final point of review? It sounds like it makes sense, but that's just an assumption.

  6.  

    For those of you concerned about the stages, this is a reply I got when e-mailing admissions:

    "Good afternoon,

     

    Thanks for reaching out. I can confirm that at this time, your file is currently under preliminary review. When a file is being reviewed, the status may not always change to say “Review In Progress”, and some applicants may find that their application moves from “Preliminary Review Required” straight to to “Recommended for Assessment”.

     

    Please feel free to reach out if you have any additional questions or concerns."

  7. 37 minutes ago, jcoutu said:

    Hi everyone! I just got an offer this morning! Got into my first choice specialization, with a pretty generous funding package, so I think this is where I’m headed in the fall! I really hope everyone gets (good) news soon :)

    Congrats! You don't happen to attend Carleton currently (or previously), do you? 

  8. Hey! I just have some questions/concerns that I can (hopefully) reassure myself over regarding admission/funding to NPSIA.

     

    Under the Carleton grading system, I would be at 10/12 (or A-) for my GPA at the point of applying, I have practicum experience with Elections Canada, and currently work two jobs (both at the university I attend) while completing my Bachelor's (Hons.) in Political Science. My letters of reference are from my Honours supervisor and an associate professor that I have ECs with. 

    Essentially, I am wondering how likely it is that I am admitted into the program, and if so, how much funding am I likely to receive? I understand that this is done on a case-by-case basis, but if anyone has experience with the admission/funding process themselves - as in current/former students - or have insight into this through other means, any info on this front would be greatly appreciated!

     

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