Cautious_Citron

Mine is IIA! As for the TA award, it appears on the student award information page, under "List of Scholarships, Bursaries, Awards and Other Funding." Feel free to dm me about this if you want!

Hey! My specialization field was N/A until I got my acceptance, so I wouldn't worry too much about that

Congrats to you too! ? What's your specialization? Also, all I know atm is that I received a TA award as part of my funding package, but I don't have more info!

Same here!

I'm in the same situation as you... I hope it's not a bad sign

I don't think you should be worried! From what I read on last year's forum a lot of people got their acceptance letter mid-march

Same here!

That's amazing, congrats! I would personally love to know more about your stats so if you don't mind sharing them here or in private it would be great!

Hey, don't worry too much about that! The admission committee takes many factors into consideration when reviewing applications, even tough I am sure your letters are totally fine. Also, from what I read in past threads, they send admission offers throughout the entire month of March so we just need to be patient and not overthink it! Good luck ?

That's amazing! Congrats ?

Hi @Cake4Life, I had quite a hard time writing my statement of intent as well... I watched a few YouTube videos on the subject which helped me develop a certain structure for my letter and then I made a basic plan before redacting... But that's it. I also found it was better for me to write one paragraph each day than to write it all in the same sitting, but I guess that depends on the person! Good luck!

Hi everyone! I am currently getting ready to send my application for NPSIA for the fall 2022 and thought I would start this thread so we can wait it out together! My background: Bachelor's degree in International Affairs and Languages. 4 months internship within the Federal govt. in Ottawa and one semester abroad in Europe. I did some basic volunteer work as well. Good luck to everyone applying!