MPP focused on economics and quantitative analysis

[GabrielP]

Hi everyone, this is my first post

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[policy_applicant]

I'm currently applying and have similar interests.

Princeton WWS has a strong econ program and top-notch professors.

Berkeley GSPP prides itself on a strong quantitative focus.

I believe U of Chigago also has a strong quantitative program.

That should at least give you a place to start.

[GabrielP]

Thank you for your answer.

Sadly I can't apply to Chicago (I don't have the TOEFL writing required) or Princeton (seven years of experience).

Berkeley looks great, it is one of my options, I'm also looking at Minnesota (maybe not a top-ten school, but with a lot of courses of quantitative data analysis).

[Dreams]

Sadly I can't apply to Chicago (I don't have the TOEFL writing required) or Princeton (seven years of experience).

If you do not have 7 years of experience for Princeton, then apply to the MPA program for track IV. The curriculum for the two degrees is similar except that one is 1 year vs 2 years.

You may also want to check out the programs at:

Carnegie Mellon

Indiana University

University of Georgia

University of Maryland

[GabrielP]

Thank you FSIA, I will look at those programs.

[policy_applicant]

Yeah, Princeton's MPA is the equivalent of an MPP.