Public Policy Salary

This table shows the average salary over time for the people who graduated with
a major in Public Policy.
Each year represents a different person, after having been out of college for x years.
Some years will have abnormally high or low salaries. This is because some of those surveyed were either more or less successful than the average, or perhaps switched to a more lucrative field.

Below is a list of alumna/e and their jobs, after having graduated in this major.

Some are available for contact.

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	Legal Assistant (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1998	Still in Major? Yes
	Institutional Research Specialist (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1988	Still in Major? Yes
	Chief Bridge Engineer (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1992	Still in Major? Yes
	Bartender (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1992	Still in Major? No
	Attorney (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1992	Still in Major? No
	Project Manager (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1998	Still in Major? No
	Project Manager (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1998	Still in Major? No
	Senior Analyst (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 1993	Still in Major? Yes
	Supervisor (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 2001	Still in Major? Yes
	Executive Director, Startup Advocacy Organizati (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 1977	Still in Major? Yes
	Research Intern (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 2000	Still in Major? Yes
	Finance Administrator (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 1982	Still in Major? Yes
	Case Investigator (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 1984	Still in Major? No
	Case Investigator (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 1984	Still in Major? No
	Case Investigator (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 1984	Still in Major? No
	Case Investigator (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 1984	Still in Major? No
	Grad Assistant (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 2001	Still in Major? No
	Research Assistant (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 2001	Still in Major? Yes
	Medical Assistant (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 2004	Still in Major? Yes
	Attorney In Private Practice (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1996	Still in Major? No
	Securities Finance Operations Administrator (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 2003	Still in Major? No
	Director - Sugar Land, TX (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1998	Still in Major? Yes
	Federal Agent (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1991	Still in Major? Yes
	Telecomunications Specialist With The VA (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 2005	Still in Major? Yes
	Policy Analyst (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 2004	Still in Major? Yes
	Project Manager (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 2005	Still in Major? Yes
	Project Manager (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 2005	Still in Major? Yes
	Project Manager (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 2005	Still in Major? Yes
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	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1952	Still in Major? No
	Military Officer (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 2006	Still in Major? Yes
	Intelligence Officer (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 2008	Still in Major? Yes
	Research Assistant (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 2007	Still in Major? Yes
	Vice President (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1979	Still in Major? No
	Researcher (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 2007	Still in Major? Yes
	International Trade Specialist (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 2006	Still in Major? No
	Policy Adviser (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 2011	Still in Major? Yes
	Policy Adviser (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 2011	Still in Major? Yes
	Teacher (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 2009	Still in Major? No
	Sales Associate (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 2010	Still in Major? No
	Teacher (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 2012	Still in Major? Yes
	Professor (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1982	Still in Major? Yes
	Vice President (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 2013	Still in Major? No
	EeytkhSBZLlVDzFsMaK (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1996	Still in Major? No
	TJbfSlpXgo (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1978	Still in Major? No
	FjaLyAjbRcVXNmToFh (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 1996	Still in Major? Yes
	JukDbMoplBWDjHpJkv (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1997	Still in Major? Yes
	BqwuLZOpjrCH (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1989	Still in Major? No
	XdwlbAEHrpg (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1981	Still in Major? Yes
	EUQanzewCgj (Public Policy)
	Gender: Male	Graduation Year: 1970	Still in Major? Yes
	EQAgIOTQydm (Public Policy)
	Gender: Female	Graduation Year: 1988	Still in Major? No

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Public Policy Major unemployment rate

_	Public Policy	All Majors
Unemployed	%3	%8
Minimum Wage	%5	%4
All Others	%90	%87

More: Unemployment for all Majors *** not counting stay at home parents *** not counting those currently in grad school

Are things going well in Public Policy?

Going Well	%84
Not Going Well	%16

More: All Majors Satisfaction ??? This is a social "life satisfaction" question. Overall, would people who graduated with a degree in Public Policy say that their life is going well? It could be interpreted in terms of stress, salary, long hours, future prospects, etc. *** not counting those currently in grad school

Graduates who stayed in Public Policy

Still in Field	%57
Got out	%43

More: All Majors Still in field ??? A high "got out" percentage can be interpreted a couple of ways -- for instance, perhaps the major is a great stepping stone to becoming a totally different career -- like a doctor. Or perhaps the jobs one gets with the major just aren't that great. *** not counting those currently in grad school

Most important, even though the MSELMost important, even though the MSEL is a fully accredited graduate program, VLS is a Law School first and foremost and therefore graduate students are treated as second class students not good enough for lawRead review Public Policy Vermont Law School Reviews

There is a pretty good review on pageThere is a pretty good review on page 1. Mine is as follows, the UofA as a school in the SEC has about half the students as the other SEC schools and because of theRead review Public Policy The University of Arkansas Reviews

As an out of state studentAs an out of state student, the University of Charleston was not my first pick. After spending the last three years here, however, I cannot imagine being anywhere else. The professors are extremely supportive andRead review Public Policy The University of Charleston Reviews

The MPA Program was great!The MPA Program was great! I had great professors that pushed and challenged me, especially Prof. Oren M. Levin-Waldman. Prof. Levin-Waldman was an excellent top notch professor. I appreciate the experience. I can honestly state,Read review Public Policy The Metropolitan College of New York Reviews

Signed up for classes and was happySigned up for classes and was happy at begining. I decided to drop on the first day of class. I went in to the office and they treated me like a criminal. Their add/drop policyRead review Public Policy The Strayer University District of Columbia Reviews

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