Usually during this time in the year, we are busy preparing to release decisions and preparing for Admitted Students’ Day. This year is no different, except we are grappling with COVID-19 at the same time. Columbia University has been closely monitoring the situation, and we have all been working to continue acting as a resource…
Top Five Classes At SIPA: A List From a Second Year EPD Student
Note from Admissions: Class visits are currently open! Register soon as spots fill up quickly. So, after being at SIPA for near the marketed maximum of four semesters, I have a few thoughts about classes. This isn’t the usual, obvious offering of advise such as “don’t take an 8:30am on a Monday” because chances are,…
You’re invited to visit a SIPA class
We welcome you to experience being a student at SIPA with a class visit. Until late April 2020, you have the opportunity to meet SIPA faculty and current students in their natural habitat – the classroom. If you’re in NYC or planning a visit, please register for a class at least one week before. Prospective…
RISE Up!
This post is co-authored by George-Ann Ryan and Nabila Hassan, both of whom were members of RISE’s steering committee. Are you a potential SIPA student who wants to know what student organizations are available to satisfy your interest in social justice, inequality, and similar topics? At SIPA there are many organizations that cater to students…
Top 4 Reasons to Study Energy and Environment at SIPA
The Energy & Environment concentration (or lovingly, EE) shines the brightest and greenest at SIPA. If you turned a light on today or unplugged your phone from the charger this morning, YOU could be an EE student at SIPA. As a current EE student, I’m here to tell you with four reasons why studying EE…
