These cases will parallel the mathematics and economics courses in the techniques used in the analysis of a specific policy case. Students will write a series of papers analyzing each case. Oral presentations will also be part of the course. A review for the GRE and a mock exam will also be offered. Demonstrated interest in public policy or international affairs.
All undergraduate majors are acceptable.
Students must be United States citizens or permanent residents. To increase the diversity of students pursuing graduate programs in public policy and international affairs, students are selected from groups underrepresented in public policy and international affairs. Assistance with travel expenses. University housing with a meal plan. Books and related course supplies.