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Any thoughts on how a DC policy degree (MPA) plays across the country and/or in smaller markets? Cost is a consideration and the DC program is actually now the least expensive due to scholarships.

Looking at Georgetown's Policy Management, LBJ's Public Affairs and GWU's Public Administration programs. Are there any substantitive differences between these long-term from a career/employment perspective given similar coursework, or is this a matter of terminology?

Does anyone have thoughts, experience or guidance regarding Georgetown's MPM program?

Can anyone tell me more regarding the annual social equity leadership conference, and the potential benefit of presenting? Thanks!