TOP 10 REASONS TO GET AN MPA or MPP

10. So you can make a difference, change the world & help others by solving problems

9. Learn to better communicate and work in teams & groups

8. Understand the bigger picture (beyond just the bottom line) to get things done

7. Have a flexible degree that lets you transition seamlessly across sectors--public, private and nonprofit.

6. Improve your professional knowledge, skills & abilities and thus open up new career opportunities

5. Meet passionate and committed individuals who share your interests

4. Prepare yourself for a rapidly changing economy and globalized world

3. Develop your decision-making, judgment & leadership skills

2. Have an impact on public policy on whatever level you’re working on

1. Because an MPA or MPP will help you succeed at items 1-9 more than an JD or MBA


Learn About These Four Alums & Others

Anna York, MPA

Roy Munoz, MPP

Thalia Theodore, MPA

Matt Hamilton, MPP

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