Thanks for your kind remarks, Lauren. What fields are you particularly interested in? Aside from overall school reputation, much of grad school is about the area of focus. I also broadly suggest to anyone who asks that they really do some soul searching about their motives for going to grad school. It's absolutely NOT the right choice for everyone - important for folks to realize this, despite the conventional wisdom that pursing higher ed is always the right decision. For some, it is. For others, it isn't. There's tons of opportunity to contribute and add value in the public policy and public administration process where a graduate degree is not necessary. It all depends on your longer terms goals. In any event, good luck and keep me posted on how it turns out! PS Go Orange! (my JD/MPA alma mater, Syracuse, has a great MPA program, if you don't mind all the snow lol)
Public Administration is the implementation of Public policies. It covers all the 3 three branches of government... 1. Legislation 2. Executive 3. Judiciary.
I'd like to be one of your students Sir. I am from Burma and start learning public policy as I would like to be policy maker winning scholarship award.
Thank. I hope you're doing well. I suggest continuing to look into all the free content that's available - there is enormous opportunity to access knowledge and information at very low cost these days. Programs like MRU.org and Schoolhouse.world are great places to seek and learn new things. Good luck!
Thank you for posting this for the public to access!!! I am trying to decide which grad programs to apply to next year!
Thanks for your kind remarks, Lauren. What fields are you particularly interested in? Aside from overall school reputation, much of grad school is about the area of focus. I also broadly suggest to anyone who asks that they really do some soul searching about their motives for going to grad school. It's absolutely NOT the right choice for everyone - important for folks to realize this, despite the conventional wisdom that pursing higher ed is always the right decision. For some, it is. For others, it isn't. There's tons of opportunity to contribute and add value in the public policy and public administration process where a graduate degree is not necessary. It all depends on your longer terms goals. In any event, good luck and keep me posted on how it turns out!
PS Go Orange! (my JD/MPA alma mater, Syracuse, has a great MPA program, if you don't mind all the snow lol)
very nice explanation for public Administration. thank you.
Thanks and you're welcome! Hope all is well with you!
Right on point!
Very informative.
Public Administration is the implementation of Public policies.
It covers all the 3 three branches of government...
1. Legislation
2. Executive
3. Judiciary.
Thanks
good explanation!
Doesn’t matter. Lawyers and sector/subject specialists make and implement policy. Everyone else are clerks.
I would take his class
Great professor
Thanks for your kind remarks, Oliver. I hope you're doing well.
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Thanks a lot sir
Go ahead Sir.
I'd like to be one of your students Sir. I am from Burma and start learning public policy as I would like to be policy maker winning scholarship award.
Thank. I hope you're doing well. I suggest continuing to look into all the free content that's available - there is enormous opportunity to access knowledge and information at very low cost these days. Programs like MRU.org and Schoolhouse.world are great places to seek and learn new things. Good luck!