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Top 10 Communication Tips 2011 – #9

This is the ninth entry in our “Top 10″ list for you to consider when communicating with our office and applying.

Number 9 – Attend an information session or recruitment event.

While I realize not everyone can make it to New York, if you can the best way to obtain information is to attend an information session.  If you live nearby or are visiting New York this is probably the best way to learn about our programs and how to put together a competitive application.  Due to the large number of visitors and our small staff we are unable to arrange walk in appointments.  You are always welcome to visit and someone will assist you, however we are rarely able to provide extensive individual counseling appointments.

If you would like to attend an information session, which are held every Monday at 6pm and every Friday at 12pm excluding holidays, it is best to send an email to [email protected] and we will respond with a confirmation message and directions.

We also attend recruitment events in the U.S. and abroad.  You can view our fall 2011 recruitment schedule by clicking here.

Spring Class Visitation Schedule

If you have plans on visiting SIPA in the near future you might be interested in attending a class.  Logistically some classes are better to visit than others and in an effort to assist we have published a class visitation schedule.  It is a good idea to let the faculty member teaching the class know that you are coming and the name and email of the professor are included on the list.

Also of note is that we have information sessions for the MIA and MPA two-year, full-time programs each Monday at 6:00 PM and each Friday at Noon.  Registration is required and if you are interested in attending please send a message to [email protected].

As a reminder we will also be hosting an Admitted Student Day on Tuesday, April 12th and we are also working on putting together events in select cities so that admitted applicants can interact with SIPA alumni.  I will post more details here on the blog when they become available.

"The most global public policy school, where an international community of students and faculty address world challenges."

—Merit E. Janow, Dean, SIPA, Professor of Practice, International and Economic Law and International Affairs

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