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Nov 13, 2019 · One question we get asked a lot as students and as program assistants in admissions is “What is the PERFECT SIPA student?”. This is normally levied by applicants who are ready to mold themselves into whatever they need to go to guarantee admission.
- A SIPA Education
Preparing to lead in a world in flux. With rigorous and...
- A SIPA Education
I’ve been reading a lot of negative comments about Columbia SIPA, saying basically: “it’s a cash-cow”, “everyone gets accepted”, “they offer mediocre education with a high brand”… and things like that.
Mar 15, 2019 · I was recently accepted to Columbia SIPA's MPA program for the fall, and would love some input. It was the school I was most excited about in my application process (wanted to stay in NYC and find a good MPA program). I am interested primarily in domestic social policy.
- Following the topic, as I face a very similar dilemma wrt to MPA in Social & Urban Policy concentration from SIPA. I had a chat with a recent a...
- I too was recently accepted to SIPA. I have heard similar things unfortunately. My greatest reservation with SIPA is that we end up paying for simp...
- Thanks for the replies and shared interest. I agree @Sabrina246, I have recently heard from an alum that she did not enjoy the majority of her clas...
- Hi Anna, First of all congratulations on being accepted to SIPA. I am currently a first year MPA student at SIPA finishing up my second semester. I...
- Hi Trey, Thank you so much for all that valuable input. It's so great to hear from someone there and experiencing it right now. Your response fit w...
- Hi Anna It would be great if you could share some concentration specific insight from the Accepted Students' Day. It is fair to say, so far the eff...
- Can do!
- I’m also considering SIPA and I would be concentrating in Urban and Social Policy as well! I have similar concerns about the international focus si...
- I've heard similar complaints about Columbia's MFA program: namely, that it's an expensive program that's easy to get into and rarely awards fundin...
- Hi all, I visited a Columbia class last week - Non-profit management and administration - and had a wonderful experience. The professor was engagin...
Preparing to lead in a world in flux. With rigorous and innovative course offerings, hands-on experiences, and chances to learn with expert faculty, campus visitors, and students from all over the world, SIPA offers future change leaders a springboard second to none.
The School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) is the international affairs and public policy school of Columbia University, a private Ivy League university located in Morningside Heights, Manhattan, New York City. SIPA offers Master of International Affairs (MIA) and Master of Public Administration (MPA) degrees in a range of fields, as well as the Executive MPA and PhD program in ...
SIPA offers a program for Columbia undergraduate students, a five-year joint degree program, which leads to a BA and an MIA or MPA degree in five years. We offer degrees, certificates, and customized courses for mid-career professionals and public servants from around the world.
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