GIP life... or how we try to make our days brighter
Here we go: GIP semester started a month ago, and we are all very excited about extracurricular activities we are about to organise by ourselves. [and here the remark follows: Student Body Council, being in theory a group of student activists who work on the voluntary basis to make the academic, cultural, and dormitory life at least bearable,
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I am (was) really interested in those Peace Studies at the GIP but I wanted to find some GIP students to have their opinion before enrolling.
This post seems like the school isn't as great as it pretends it is.
So, my question is: would you still recommend this school to someone who wants to study leadership in a peace oriented mind?
This is quite a big and worrying decision for me so I would really appreciate your honesty.
Thank you! :)
Ps: as I don't know if you still come on this blog and as I'm quite a bit in a hury (bad habit ^-^'), I'll send you this same message on your BlogSpot as well as I'll warn you by tweet about those! So I already apologize if you'll feel harassed from everywhere..... I Hope you'll understand! ^-^ Thank you!! :)
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I don't feel like the way this department is managed fits the image I had of it. But you're right, the best should be to also have some other opinions (I'm waiting for a Belgian teacher's opinion, who is listed as a visiting teacher on the GIP website).
Actually I thought these studies were the only one to offer a scholarschip but thanks to your comment I searched and found indeed other (more interesting) scholarschips. So I'll also examine that possibility as well.
I am happy I found someone to discuss those studies with. Thank you!
Wish you all the best! :)
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