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2001 Adimission Statistics

 

MPP CLASS PROFILE - Fall 2001

Class Composition:

65 - 40 females, 25 males
Underrepresented: 19** (6 PPIA Fellows)
International: 8***
Out-of-State: 27
California Resident: 30

Average Age:

26 (age range 22-42)

Average years of work experience:

3.2 years

Average GPA:

3.6

Average GRE Scores:

Verbal - 623
Quantitative - 704
Analytical - 704

Median GPA:

3.7

Median GRE Scores:

Verbal - 630
Quantitative - 720
Analytical - 730

Undergraduate Institutions Attended:

American University – 2, Johns Hopkins University – 2, University of North Carolina, Amherst College, Middle Tennessee State University, University of Puerto Rico, Arizona State University, New College of USF, University of Virginia, Brigham Young University, New York University, Vassar College, Brown University – 2, Occidental College, Villanova University, Carleton University, Princeton University, Wesleyan University – 2, Carnegie Mellon, Stanford University – 3, Williams College, Catholic University of America, Syracuse University, Yonsei College, Colgate University, U.C. Berkeley – 3, College of William & Mary, U.C. Davis – 2, Columbia University, U.C. Los Angeles – 4, Connecticut College, U.C. San Diego – 2, Cornell University, UC. Santa Cruz, Drake University, University of Colorado, George Washington University -- 2, University of Tokyo, Georgetown University, Universidad Iberoamericana, Gettysburg College, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo, Harvard University – 2, University of Michigan, Hebrew University, University of Arizona, Lawrence University, University of Minnesota

Major Fields:

Anthropology – 1, Asian Languages – 1, Biological Anthropology – 1, Chemical Engineering – 1, Classical Studies – 1, Communication – 1, Economics – 9, English – 1, Environmental Science – 1, Ethics –1, Finance – 1, Gender Studies – 1, Government –1, History – 3, Interdisciplinary – 1, International Economics – 1, International Policy – 1, International Relations – 3, Journalism – 1, Latin American Studies – 1, Management – 1, Music – 1, Philosophy – 1, Political Science – 9, Politics – 2, Psychology – 5, Public Administration – 1, Public Policy – 5, Religion – 1, Sociology – 4

*Underrepresented Profile:

Underrepresented status changes annually according to three-year statistical updates. In 2000, underrepresented groups at GSPP incuded African American, Asian American and, Mexican American.

Fall 2001 Profile:

2 African-Americans, 7 Asian-Americans, 4 Latin-Americans, 4 Mexican-Americans, 1 Puerto Rican

**International Profile:

Argentina (1), Canada (1), Israel (1), Japan (3), Korea (1), Turkey (1)