"Speaking Truth to Power"
Admissions
2004 Admission Statistics
MPP* CLASS PROFILE - Fall 2004
Class Composition:
53 - 34 females, 19 males
Underrepresented: 17**
International: 3***
Out-of-State: 15
California Resident: 34
Average Age:
27 (age range 21-48)
Average years of work experience:
3.75 years
Average GPA:
3.6
Average GRE Scores
Verbal - 650 Quantitative - 720 Analytical - 710 Analytical Writing: 5
Undergraduate Institutions Attended:
Boston University, Bowdoin College, Brown University – 2, Carleton College, Clark University, Colby College, Cornell University - 2, Duke University, George Washington University, Georgetown University, Harvard and Radcliffe College , Illinois Wesleyan University , James Madison University, Lewis and Clark College, MIT - 4, National Taiwan University, Northwestern University, Oberlin College, Pomona College, Princeton University, San Jose State University, Sonoma State University, Stanford University - 2, The Ohio State University, Tsinghua University, University of Arizona, UC Berkeley - 8, UC Davis, UCLA, University of Houston, University of New Mexico, Univ. of Tennessee at Chattanooga, University of Virginia, Wellesley College - 2, Wesleyan University
Major Fields:
American Studies, Anthropology – 3, Applied and Engineering Studies, Art History, Biochemistry - 2, Biology – 2, Biomedical Engineering, Chemistry, Communication, Dance, Economics – 13, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, English - 2, Environmental Engineering - 2, History – 6, Humanities, Interdisciplinary Studies, International Affairs, International Studies - 4, Mathematics -3, Nuclear and Mechanical Engineering, Philosophy, Physics- 3, Political Economy, Political Science – 3, Politics, Psychology – 6, Science in Society, Sociology – 3, Spanish, Zoology.
*Ph.D. Profile:
Total applied: 14 (5 males, 9 females) Total Admitted: 5 (2 male, 3 females) Total accepting: 4 (1 male, 3 female)
**Underrepresented Profile:
Underrepresented status changes annually according to three-year statistical updates. In 2001, underrepresented groups at GSPP include African American, Asian American, Mexican American, Latino American and Puerto Rican.
Fall 2004 Profile:
African- American: 7, Bi-Racial: 1, Chinese-American: 3, East Indian/Pakistani: 2, Filipino-American: 1, Korean-American: 1, Native American: 1, Other: 1
***International Profile:
China (1), Philippines (1), Taiwan (1)