California State University, Sacramento - Public Policy and Administration

MPPA program which encourages student participation in both state and local public policy and administration.

www.csus.edu

Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, Georgia State University

NASPAA-accredited MPA program. Includes information about admissions, curriculum, and career tracks for program participants.

www.gsu.edu

University of Texas at Arlington School of Urban and Public Affairs

Describes degree and certificate programs, research, community service projects, publications, and faculty. Also provides student, admissions, and alumni resources.

www.uta.edu

Augusta State University MPA Program

Provides details about admissions, curriculum, degree requirements, and financial aid.

www.aug.edu

George Washington University - Public Administration

MPA program at GWU in Washington, DC. Includes department news, curriculum and faculty, admissions and student life information.

www.gwu.edu

The Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs

MPA program of the University of Washington at Seattle. Includes information about admissions procedures, financial aid, curriculum, and resources for students and alumni.

www.gspa.washington.edu

University of Alaska Anchorage Masters of Public Administration

Includes admissions information, sample course schedules and syllabi, and an archive of MPA program newsletters.

gaius.cbpp.uaa.alaska.edu

George Bush School of Government and Public Service

Provides information about the Bush School's Masters of Public Service and Administration (MPSA) program. Includes course descriptions, degree requirements and a virtual tour.

bush.tamu.edu

Fels Institute of Government at UPenn

Provides information about their Master of Government Administration degree program, including application proceedures, faculty, and course descriptions.

www.sas.upenn.edu

Mills College Public Policy Program

Undergraduate public policy program for women seeking careers as future leaders, policymakers, and policy analysts in the public, private and non-profit sectors.

www.mills.edu