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Public-Policy Analysis

Ranked in 2012, part of Public Affairs

Earning your M.P.P. degree will strengthen your leadership and analytical skills, preparing you for a job in government or public organizations. These are the top schools for public-policy analysis.

Rank	School name
#1	University of California–Berkeley (Goldman) Berkeley, CA
#2	Harvard University (Kennedy) Cambridge, MA
#3	University of Michigan–Ann Arbor (Ford) Ann Arbor, MI
#4	University of Chicago (Harris) Chicago, IL
#5	Princeton University (Wilson) Princeton, NJ
#6	Duke University (Sanford) Durham, NC
#7	Carnegie Mellon University (Heinz) Pittsburgh, PA
#8	Syracuse University (Maxwell) Syracuse, NY
#9	Indiana University–Bloomington Bloomington, IN
#10	University of Wisconsin–Madison (La Follette) Madison, WI
#11	University of Texas–Austin (LBJ) Austin, TX
#12	University of Southern California (Price) Los Angeles, CA
#13	New York University (Wagner) New York, NY
#13	University of Washington (Evans) Seattle, WA
#15	Georgetown University Washington, DC
#16	University of Maryland–College Park College Park, MD
#17	University of California–Los Angeles (Luskin) Los Angeles, CA
#17	University of Minnesota–Twin Cities (Humphrey) Minneapolis, MN
#19	George Washington University (Trachtenberg) Washington, DC
#20	Ohio State University (Glenn) Columbus, OH
#20	University of Georgia Athens, GA
#20	University of Kentucky (Martin) Lexington, KY
#20	University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NC
#24	Cornell University Ithaca, NY
#24	George Mason University Fairfax, VA

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