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2003 Admission Statistics

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MPP* CLASS PROFILE - Fall 2003

Class Composition:

78 - 52 females, 28 males
Underrepresented: 24** (4 PPIA Fellows)
International: 4***
Out-of-State: 19
California Resident: 55

Average Age: 27

(age range 20-48)

Average years of work experience:

4 years

Average GPA:

3.6

Average GRE Scores:

Verbal - 650
Quantitative - 710
Analytical - 720
Analytical Writing - 5

Undergraduate Institutions Attended:

Albion College, Harvey Mudd College, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill – 3, Allegheny College, Haverford College, University of Pennsylvania, Barnard College, Indian Institute of Technology, University of Pune, Beijing Second Foreign College, John Hopkins University, University of Rochester, Boston University, M.I.T - 2, University of Southern California, Brandeis University, Mills College - 2, University of Texas at Austin, Brown University, National Autonomous University of Mexico, University of Vermont, California Polytechnic State University, Northwestern University, University of Virginia – 2, Calvin/Redeemer College, Oxford University, University of Wisconsin at Madison – 2, Carleton College, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, Virginia Tech, College of William & Mary - 2, Rutgers University, Washington and Lee University, Columbia University - 2, Smith College, Washington University, Cornell University - 2, Stanford University, Wellesley College – 2, Dartmouth College, Tufts University, Wesleyan University – 3, Davidson College - 2, UC Berkeley - 10, Wuhan University, Duke University, UC Davis - 2, Xian Jiaotong University, El Colegio do Mexico, UC San Diego, Foreign Affairs College, UCLA, George Washington University, University of Chicago, Georgia Institute of Technology, University of Colorado at Boulder, Harvard University, University of Michigan

Major Fields:

Boston University - 2, Northwestern College - 2, University of Minnesota, Brandeis University, Occidental College - 2, University of Oxford, Brown University, Ohio State University , University of Pennsylvania, California Institute of Technology, Oregon State University, University of Texas at Austin, Carleton College, Princeton University –2, University of Virginia - 3, Claremont McKenna College, San Francisco State University , University of Washington-Seattle, Clark University, Santa Clara University, Vassar College, College of William & Mary - 2, Scripps College, Villanova University, College of Wooster, Sonoma State University , Washington and Lee University, Columbia University , St. Petersburg State Polytechnic , Wellesley College , Cornell University - 2, Stanford University - 3, Willamette University, Dartmouth College, Swarthmore College , Yale University, Davidson College , Tufts University, Yonsei University - 2, Duke University - 2, UC Berkeley - 6, , George Washington University , UC Davis, , Harvard and Radcliffe College, UC Irvine, , Harvard University, UCLA - 4, , Howard University, UC San Diego, , Kalamazoo College - 2, UC Santa Barbara, , Kenyon College - 2, UC Santa Cruz - 2, , Macalester College, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

*Ph.D. Profile:

Total applied: 15 (8 males, 7 females)
Total Admitted: 9 (4 males, 5 females)
Total accepting: 7 (3 males, 4 females)

**Underrepresented Profile:

Underrepresented status changes annually according to three-year statistical updates. In 2002, underrepresented groups at GSPP include: Chinese-American, Filipino American, Latin American and Mexican American.

Fall 2003 Profile:

African-American - 3, Chinese American - 5, East Indian/Pakistani - 2, Filipino-American - 3, Japanese American - 1, Korean-American - 2, Latin-American - 2, Mexican-American - 1, Native American - 1, Bi-Racial - 2, Other - 1

***International Profile:

Korea (2), Russia (1), United Kingdom (1)