<p>Im studying in Political Science in Denmark and this summer Ill graduate as bachelor. I want to apply for a master at an Ivy League university (Columbia for example) or LSE, but before I apply I would go to Science Po Paris or National University of Singapore (NUS) as exchange student for a semester to enhance my chances. Which university do you think I should choose, Science Po or NUS? Which university is the best and why?</p>
<p>If you don’t mind staying in Europe for another year, Sciences-Po!
Their educational system is specifically geared towards humanities and social sciences (not to mention political science), plus, they have a special relationship with Columbia (dual BA) so I’d say that it would be a good option.</p>
<p>If you want a special foreign experience, NUS!
Though I first heard of NUS through Yale’s NUS project, it’s a great school and I think that the cultural experience would be priceless (knowing from personal experience after having gone to Beijing how incredible it is to be in a totally different setting). Considering the fact that you’re from Denmark, I wouldn’t say that Sciences-Po Paris would offer a HUGE change of scenery.</p>
<p>It all depends on what you’re looking for during this experience. Good luck on your search!</p>