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[quote=Anonymous]I think it's widely understood that Duke has the best undergrad public policy program, not just in terms of ranking (depth/breadth of the department historically) but in terms of actual educational/professor quality. However, with that said, undergrad public policy at the better institutions is more broadly understood as a liberal arts major closer to political economy or economics with a political tilt, so I would also look closely at institutions with strength in those areas even if they aren't necessarily exactly known for having a "public policy" major as such. Yale, for example, has an "ethics, politics, and economics" major which is virtually identical to what Duke calls public policy, so it might not be a bad idea to take a look at other institutions as well. [/quote]
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