University of Washington - Bothell Reviews of Master's in Public Policy

"Pros are the people in my cohort and the helpful professors."

"The cohort model of this program is its strength and potential weakness if you end up with the wrong elements. However, faculty access and support services are excellent."

"The best part of the Policy Studies Program at UW Bothell so far has been the support of the faculty and staff. Any time I had a question or issue, there was always someone willing and able to help."

"The best part of studying Policy is the tangible hope that, one day soon, I will make a difference in the lives of those who are unable to access basic needs. My graduate program has allowed my fellow classmates and I to learn how to change international injustices through policy. The con of the program, like any other program, is the financial burden, and the feeling that the worlds issues are much bigger than one person can handle."

"The Graduate program offers so much flexibility and I think this is a huge benefit for those pursuing a career in policy. The teachers are approachable and they are always available to help. The material in its entirely only helps you so much so its very imperative to find outside hands on experience that matches what we do in the class room. My only "compliant" is that I wish there was more student diversity in the Policy Masters program and I hope to see more of this in the future"