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Need a student perspective on life at the Evans School? Second year Master of Public Administration (MPA) student Efrain Gutierrez can help.
The following questions are from prospective students and others interested in the Evans School experience. If you don't see the answer you're looking for, you can send your question directly to Efrain.
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| “Should I have had previous background in business before starting the MPA?” | Read the answer... |
| “I'm interested in becoming a part time student. Do many people choose that option? Do you know what their experience has been like?” | Read the answer... |
| “Do you get good material to learn about the passage of legislation; news sources that cover nuts and bolts about policy and policy decisions? I can imagine an MPA student at the Evans School can get access to good, complex reading.” | Read the answer... |
| “I have tried locating a class profile for students entering the MPA program at the Evans School, but I haven't been able to find one. What type of people are typically admitted to the MPA program? I am about to graduate from a top 10 university.” | Read the answer... |
| “I see that you're interested in gender policy and international development. Are there courses that have allowed you to look at how the two intersect, or is that something you've had to do in your own work and research?” | Read the answer... |
| “How are the career prospects coming from The Evans School? Are many students employed at graduation?” | Read the answer... |
| “Would it be possible to pursue two concentrations, such as Policy Analysis and Evaluation and International Development, as a MPA student?” | Read the answer... |
| “What is/are your most favorite and least favorite aspect(s) about studying at the Evans School or the Public Affairs program in general?” | Read the answer... |
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Efrain Gutierrez is a 2nd year Master of Public Administration (MPA) student at the Evans School with interests in global governance, international development, Latino communities in the U.S., and gender policy. more...