International Affairs Graduate School Admission Results

Did not take the GRE. 3 years of work experience in the private sector. 2 internships in state government.

Invited to attend Interview Conference Weekend (Feb 21-22)

It’s okay! I can make it eventually!

Accepted w $24k/yr scholarship. 3+ years of relevant internships + full-time work in field, 1 year of which was int’l

Received acceptance on January 28 and offered 19k in funding (mix of scholarships and TA). Was only given 21 days to accept and will probably ask for an extension given I have not heard back from other schools yet

Masters of Arts in Global Governance and Policy! Applied 1/21

International Relations/Methodology

Accepted into GSPIA for International Affairs and Public Policy. Surprised to have been accepted right now, I thought that acceptances would roll out in March. Furthermore, given that I only applied with a 3.33 cGPA, I thought that I had no chance! Domestic applicant, UofT undergrad. Hope that a GSPIA facebook or IG group will be made soon, excited to connect with everyone :) Softs: Overseas research scholarship during undergrad (15k), published documentary and academic paper in undergrad university, published with legal firm I interned at, worked as Compliance Analyst for one term at G7 research group, was also in some clubs related to global affairs/human rights.

Have toefl score 115(30/30/28/27) 5 years of professional working experience

Applied for the MALD.Wait listed to receive feedback from the Admissons Committee in mid-March. High hopes with fingers crossed. International student with professional experience in my country's foreign service, an international organization and a newsletter. Legal background as well

School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) - Master of International Affairs

Applied for the Early Notification deadline for International Science and Technology Policy (Space Policy). 6 semesters of internship experience with the federal government, currently a contractor for the same agency.

Columbia SIPA MIA, Human Rights and Humanitarian Policy + International Organizations & United Nations Studies TOEFL 114 (Speaking 24) No full-time work experience, 5 internships + several volunteer experiences