Office of Admission

Welcome to the Office of Admission

At the Harris School, we look hard at every applicant. We choose from among the best and brightest students to create a class that will yield policy professionals of the highest caliber.

Last year, we received more than 750 applications for admission from students in the United States and 50 other countries for the class that starting in fall 2007. Of those, we enrolled approximately 120 in Master's programs and 16 in the PhD program. The class entering in 2007 is 58% women and 17% American minorities. International students represent 30% of the class and come from 23 countries. Together, these students have earned degrees in more than 75 different undergraduate majors and 90% of them have previous work experience.

The mix of personal and professional experience makes for a rich and dynamic atmosphere in which students inspire each other and help shape life at the Harris School.

As you browse the this section of the website, we hope you find information of value. You can learn about our admissions procedures and requirements, financial aid opportunities, as well as student life, and even how to schedule a visit. We hope you will visit campus, sit in on a class, and speak with students and faculty. In the meantime, thank you for your interest in the Harris School.

Last year, we received more than 750 applications for admission from students in the United States and 50 other countries for the class that starting in fall 2007. Of those, we enrolled approximately 120 in Master's programs and 16 in the PhD program. The class of 2007 is 58% women and 17% American minorities. International students represent 30% of the class and come from 22 countries. Together, these students have diverse academic backgrounds and 90% of them have previous work experience.

The mix of personal and professional experience makes for a rich and dynamic atmosphere in which students inspire each other and help shape life at the Harris School.

Last year, we received more than 750 applications for admission from students in the United States and 50 other countries for the class that starting in fall 2007. Of those, we enrolled approximately 120 in Master's programs and 16 in the PhD program. The class of 2007 is 58% women and 17% American minorities. International students represent 30% of the class and come from 22 countries. Together, these students have diverse academic backgrounds and 90% of them have previous work experience.

The mix of personal and professional experience makes for a rich and dynamic atmosphere in which students inspire each other and help shape life at the Harris School.