Bachelor degree
48 months
Application deadlines: July
Processing time: 30 days
Full-time
Intakes: Fall
International tuition: $40,770
Domestic tuition: $40,770
Program overview
Why not take your skills out of the classroom and into the political arena? Debate constitutional issues against national teams in Moot Court, explore a public service internship or spend a semester during your junior year with the American University Washington Semester Program or abroad.
Study options
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This program can be done
On campus
Requirements
Exams:
- IELTS
- PTE
- TOEFL iBT
1. Complete your Application
2. Submit a secondary school transcript with an official English translation.
3. Submit proof of English proficiency.
4. Submit one letter of recommendation from high school teacher or counselor.
5. Submit a declaration of finances form and bank statement.
6. While optional, it is highly encouraged that applicants also submit a resume and schedule an interview.
Career opportunities
As a graduate of our program, you’ll be well equipped to pursue a graduate degree — in law, history, political science or a related topic — or to begin your career working in the public or private sector. Our graduates go on to jobs in business, government, international relations, public administration, academia and more.
Recent graduates hold a variety of exciting positions, including:
Analyst, Library of Congress
Attorney General, State of Vermont
Director, Lowell (Mass.) Planning Board
Judicial Law Clerk, New Hampshire Superior Court
Legislative Aide, U.S. Congress
Mayor, City of Lawrence, Massachusetts
Prosecutor, Tewksbury (Mass.) Police Department
Research Assistant, Citizens for the Constitution
Secretary, Executive Office of Health and Human Resources, Massachusetts
State Senator, Massachusetts
Systems Analyst, Massachusetts Department of Revenue
Campus location
North Andover
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United States




