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I have decided to do my bachelors and want to apply to Sciences Po for a bachelors. Would it be awkward with the age gap? Would they even accept me?

Tout est dans le titre, je me demande si je pourrais éventuellement suivre à la fois le cursus bachelor de Sciences Po ET une licence LLCER à l'INALCO (de russe plus précisément). Est-ce réaliste niveau charge de travail (sachant que j'ai l'habitude de bosser beaucoup et de viser assez haut) ? Est-ce que les horaires sont conciliables et est-ce que je peux tout simplement m'inscrire légalement à deux cursus simultanément ? Merci d'avance !

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I applied by the May deadline for admission results end of June, but I have not recieved any updates yet on my application

Hi! I’m starting at Reims this August and I’ve heard from lots of people the first few weeks tend to be a lot more expensive than the rest of the semester since so I was wondering if anyone could give me an idea of how much I should budget for the first few weeks. Thank u!

Hi! Does anyone have any updates on the admissions results? Did you guys submit for the February or May cycle? Thanks

Does anyone know when the schedule for the courses is going to be published for the Autumn Semester 2026/27?

Hi ! I am a student for Germany that is starting their masters in the new program of sciences Po ecological transition, risk and governance (climate school). I was wondering if you think going to sciences Po as a non-French speaking person is useful. I am really scared to spend a lot of money for a degree and then not be able to find a job. I also really don’t like Paris as a city, but I would go for the practical focus and because I really like the degree offered. I am curious about your experiences so far and how useful it really is to pursue a degree at sciences Po. I also got accepted for the master environmental governance in Freiburg and wonder what the better choice is for me.
Thanks for your help !

Hi all, I have got accepted at science po, and just received an email stating I have to take a maths exam to be assigned the corresponding level next year.

Wanted to ask you if that level could influence later in the subjects, or different es options that I could take.

Is there any difference between having an intermediate or high level of maths, later in opportunities, subjects, etc?thanks.

Hi everyone,

I’ll be starting the Master in Public Policy (MPP) this fall and I’m looking for recommendations on first-semester professors, especially regarding teaching style, workload, grading, and overall learning experience.
I would appreciate advice for all core first-semester courses, but particularly from students following the Politics concentration, since that will be my policy stream.

If there are professors you would strongly recommend (or avoid), I’d love to hear your experiences and any tips for course selection.

Thanks in advance!