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| | Graduate School Admission| Public Affairs |
 | | Master’s programs in public affairs and public policy train people for careers in government, the non-profit sector, academia, and some parts of the business world. |
 | | Factors to consider are what concentrations a program is strong in (urban studies, international relations, health policy, public finance, etc.); what approach the program takes (does it stress quantitative analysis, theoretical work, case studies, etc.); and whether or not it will prepare you for further academic work. |
 | | Accelerated degree programs for mid-career professionals, which can be completed in one year of intensive, full-time study, are another. |
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