It is typically a group-authored research effort with practical impact on current public policy issues. Topic, form and content will vary with students' interests, opportunities and development, but every project represents the culmination of work in the program and provides a document that demonstrates the authors' knowledge and ability. Elective courses allow a student to broaden the study of public administration beyond the range of the core programs. Admissions First admissions decisions are made on applications completed by February 15. After that date, applications will be considered as they are completed until the programs are filled.
Admission is competitive.
Official academic transcripts certifying receipt of a bachelor's degree 3. Statement of interest 4. Letters of recommendation 5. For some who apply, the transcript or admissions material may be an incomplete reflection of their interests and abilities. Our admissions process considers the applicant's professional accomplishments or other public activities as well as his or her academic preparation and may require an interview with faculty.