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Admissions

2006 Admission Statistics

MPP* CLASS PROFILE - Fall 2006

Class Composition:

65 - 42 females, 23 males
Underrepresented: 17**
PPIA Fellows: 2
International: 8***
Out-of-State: 15
California Resident: 42

Average Age:

28 (age range 22-52)

Average years of work experience:

3.6 years

Average GPA:

3.6 (range: 2.7-4.0)

Average GRE Scores

Quantitative - 710 (range: 500-800)
Analytical - 700 (range: 630-780)
Verbal - 620 (range: 380-790)
Analytical Writing: 5 (3.5- 6.0)

Undergraduate Institutions Attended:

American University	Rice University
Boston University	Rutgers University
Brown University – 3	Smith College
Bryn Mawr College	Stanford University
Claremont McKenna College	Swarthmore College – 2
Colgate University	Syracuse University
Columbia University - 2	United States Coast Guard Academy
Dartmouth College	Univ De Los Andes Bogota
Drew University	Univ of Belgrade
Duke University - 2	Univ of Edinburgh
Ecole Polytechinque	University of California, Berkeley - 8
Ewha Women’s University	University of California, Irvine
Foreign Affairs College	University of California, Los Angeles - 2
Georgetown University	University of California, Santa Cruz
Harvard & Radcliffe College	University of Houston
Howard University	University of Maryland, College Park
Itam Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo	Univ of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Itesm-Inst Tech Y De Estudios	University of Pennsylvania
Kyoto Univ	University of Puget Sound
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	University of Richmond
Muskingum Collage	University of Texas-Austin
National University of Singapore	University of Virginia
New York University	University of Wisconsin-Madison
Northwestern University	Wesleyan University - 4
Princeton University

Major Fields:

Agro-Environmental Studies, Art History, Behavioral Science, Bioresource Engineering, Business Administration, Business Management, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Cognitive Science, Computer Science - 2, Cultural Anthropology, Econometrics, Economics – 8, Electrical Engineering, English Language, Environmental Policy, French Studies, German Literature, Government – 3, History – 6, Human Biology, Interdisciplinary Studies, International Affairs, International Business, International Law and Politics, Japanese Studies, Journalism, Literature – 2, Literature in English, Marketing, Mathematics -3, Molecular and Cell Development Biology, Philosophy – 3, Political Science – 9, Political Economy, Politics – 2, Psychology – 3, Public Policy – 2, Religion, Social Science, Sociology, Spanish, Systems & Computer Science, Urban Practice and Policy, Urban Studies, Women’s Studies.

*Ph.D. Profile:

Total Applied: 16 (10 males, 6 females)
Total Admitted: 5 (3 males, 2 females)
Total accepted: 5 (1 female, 2 males)

**Underrepresented Profile:

Underrepresented status changes annually according to three-year statistical updates.

Fall 2006 Profile:

African-American: 2, Bi-Racial: 5, Chicano: 1, Chinese-American: 2, East Indian/Pakistani: 3, Korean-American: 2, Latino: 1, Vietnamese-American: 1

***International Profile:

China (1), Chile (1), Colombia (1), France (1), México (2), India (1), Japan (1).