Poli92 Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 Hello, I'm just wondering if all of you out there could provide a little insight as to whether or not international experience is an important factor when applying to IR/CP programs. Would it be evaluated with very much weight or just viewed as a peripheral factor? Does it vary depending on the location/substance of the experience in relation to your stated goals in grad school? Thanks!
veritaserum Posted November 14, 2013 Posted November 14, 2013 I would imagine that, much like any other sort of experience, relevance would be a big factor. If you're looking to study IR with a focus on European relations, and happened to have interned at the European Parliament or something, that would probably beneficial. If you went backpacking for a couple months to do some soul searching, while that's a cool anecdote, it wouldn't translate as directly into something that would affect your course of study as a grad student as concretely.
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