Kevinetude

I think Columbia enjoys a slightly better reputation and more resources regarding the field of human rights. Also, a great advantage of Columbia is that you may cross-register at SIPA, which allows you to explore practical opportunities in human rights.

I applied to MPA but there is no update on my portal. Does that suggest I'm rejected or waitlisted?

Congrats on receiving Fulbright! Anyways, for an international student, I think a key factor in making the choice lies in whether the university is recognized in your home country. I understand that, given your example, Penn State has a quite good QS ranking, while Georgetown has a distinguished reputation for academic and professional development in policy studies. In this case, you may take into account your career pathways beyond grad school to choose between good state schools and top private schools.

Hello everyone! I noticed that there isn't an existing topic for those applying to Sciences Po. So, I've initiated this thread to provide a space for us to share insights and updates about the application process. We're nearing late November, which means the first round of admission decisions will soon be announced. I'm sure many of us are eagerly anticipating this news. Let's keep our fingers crossed for positive outcomes and use this thread to support each other during the wait.

Hello! I am a recent graduate with little full-time professional experience but some internships and research experiences, I wonder if the Education and Policy Analysis (EPA) track has ever admitted candidates with such type of profile ...