First-year and transfer applicants may apply for accelerated bachelor's to master's degrees. Admission into the graduate portion of the program is based on performance at the undergraduate level. Current undergraduate TCNJ students may be eligible for an accelerated program by meeting program requirements and should consult with the intended program’s coordinator for more information.
Who Should Pursue This Program?
This combined master’s program is designed for recent graduates, and TCNJ seniors needing specialized training in policy analysis and policymaking to advance their careers. This program is an attractive option for those in government, public affairs and advocacy, nonprofit organizations, public health, education, business, or any field heavily influenced by public policy.
Extensive Network
Study alongside peers with public policy experience, learn from faculty with valuable contacts in their field, and benefit from an alumni community with strong professional connections. Opportunities abound at the New Jersey State House, numerous state agencies, and policy organizations located in the Trenton–Ewing region.
We consider applications on a space-available basis. You can apply up to and including the first day of the semester.
The Graduate Studies site provides curriculum for this program.
TCNJ students pay undergraduate tuition and fees for the undergraduate portion of the program. When students matriculate into the graduate portion of the program, they pay graduate tuition and fees. Financial aid and assistantships are available.
