Btw do u know any new information about the admissions for 2021? Because Sciences Po website says that it will be available mid-September but obviously it has not released yet

Reply 5

ilovejohnoliver

Nope, I don't know anything more than what's written on the website, but I've just checked and now it says that "Details on the admission procedures for the September 2021 intake will be communicated mid-October 2020", so I guess we'll just have to wait and see.

Reply 6

ilovejohnoliver

hey, there's a new article on the website about the new admission procedure. Just wanted to let you know :smile:

Reply 7

kenkawa

Yea I also check it out 10 min ago!

Original post by ilovejohnoliver

hey, there's a new article on the website about the new admission procedure. Just wanted to let you know :smile:

Yea I just checked it out!

Reply 8

kenkawa

Original post by kenkawa

Yea I also check it out 10 min ago! Yea I just checked it out!

But I thought there’s not much new detailed information about application platform etc
I guess that kind of info will be available later🤔

Reply 9

kenkawa

Original post by ilovejohnoliver

hey, there's a new article on the website about the new admission procedure. Just wanted to let you know :smile:

I just found another article about the admission schedule calendar (only in French)
I think if u google “admission en bachelor pour les bacheliers des systèmes secondaires étrangers” you’ll get the article :smile:

Reply 10

ilovejohnoliver

Yeah I saw it, thanks! Btw, where are you from?

Reply 11

kenkawa

I’m from Japan :smile:

You?

Reply 12

ilovejohnoliver

Original post by kenkawa

I’m from Japan :smile:

You?

Italy

Reply 13

kenkawa

Cool! So, just curious, why do you want to apply for Sciences Po?
In my case, I was in France last year for an exchange program for about a year, so that is one of the reasons why I wanna go to Sciences Po :smile:

Reply 14

ilovejohnoliver

Original post by kenkawa

So, actually, until a couple of months ago I was planning on applying to Minerva Schools at KGI, but eventually, I decided not to because of financial reasons. So then I started searching for multidisciplinary undergrad courses in English and, by chance, I found out about Sciences Po.
As I started looking more into the programme, I realised that it'd probably be a perfect fit for me, because I'm really interested in social sciences and languages, and also because it'd allow me to get international experience :smile:

Reply 15

kenkawa

Nice!
and the diversity of Sciences Po is also one of the things that fascinates me
There’s no other school which has as much diversity as Sciences Po has, in my opinion!

Reply 16

kenkawa

Original post by ilovejohnoliver

Btw have you found any other potential applicant for 2021 intake in here? Actually, for me, you’re the first one I found on TSR😅

Reply 17

ilovejohnoliver

Original post by kenkawa

Nice!
and the diversity of Sciences Po is also one of the things that fascinates me
There’s no other school which has as much diversity as Sciences Po has, in my opinion!

yeah, that's true!

Original post by kenkawa

Btw have you found any other potential applicant for 2021 intake in here? Actually, for me, you’re the first one I found on TSR😅

Nope, you're the only one.

Reply 18

shengyuan.ji

I am also prepared to apply for Sciences PO. I felt confused with the new system because I am not sure how will they evaluate the A-level predicted grades. But the good news is that the deadline of application delayed this year :smile:

Reply 19

Axiousapplicant

Hello!
I'm applying for the undergraduate course at Le Havre but I'm still uncertain if I should. I'm mostly interested in public policy though,
Nice to meet you! :smile: