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List of All U.S. Colleges with a Public Administration Major

Public Administration prepares students to work in government agencies, nonprofits, and civil service by teaching students executive organization and management. If you’re interested in studying Public Administration, here’s a complete list of schools that offer this major.

 

Search for schools with a Public Administration major and see your chances of acceptance.

 

How to Use This List

 

This list of colleges is organized by state. To learn more about each college, including acceptance rates, costs, enrollment, and more, click on the name of the school.

 

List of All U.S. Colleges with a Public Administration Major

 

School

State

Samford University

Alabama

Auburn University

Alabama

Northern Arizona University | NAU

Arizona

University of Arizona

Arizona

University of California, Riverside | UC Riverside

California

California State University, Fullerton | CSU Fullerton

California

San Diego State University | SDSU

California

University of La Verne

California

California State University, Northridge | CSUN

California

California State University, Fresno | CSU Fresno

California

University of San Francisco | USF

California

University of New Haven | UNH

Connecticut

Barry University

Florida

Flagler College

Florida

Florida Atlantic University | FAU

Florida

University of Central Florida | UCF

Florida

Florida International University | FIU

Florida

Roosevelt University

Illinois

Indiana University Bloomington | Indiana

Indiana

Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis | IUPUI

Indiana

Indiana University Northwest | IU Northwest

Indiana

Iowa State University

Iowa

University of Kansas

Kansas

Johns Hopkins University | JHU

Maryland

Stonehill College

Massachusetts

Eastern Michigan University | EMU

Michigan

Central Michigan University | CMU

Michigan

Grand Valley State University | GVSU

Michigan

Wayne State University | WSU

Michigan

Oakland University

Michigan

Millsaps College

Mississippi

Lindenwood University

Missouri

Lincoln University (Missouri)

Missouri

University of Missouri–St. Louis | UMSL

Missouri

University of Nebraska Omaha | UNO

Nebraska

University of Nevada, Las Vegas | UNLV

Nevada

St. John’s University

New York

Baruch College | CUNY Baruch

New York

The State University of New York at Albany | SUNY Albany

New York

Syracuse University

New York

New York University | NYU

New York

Fayetteville State University | FSU

North Carolina

Campbell University

North Carolina

Elon University

North Carolina

University of North Dakota | UND

North Dakota

Otterbein University

Ohio

Ohio State University | OSU

Ohio

Capital University

Ohio

Miami University

Ohio

Baldwin Wallace University | BW

Ohio

Cleveland State University | CSU

Ohio

University of Oklahoma

Oklahoma

University of Oregon

Oregon

St. Joseph’s University | SJU

Pennsylvania

Villanova University

Pennsylvania

St. Francis College | SFC

Pennsylvania

University of Pittsburgh | Pitt

Pennsylvania

Point Park University

Pennsylvania

Rhode Island College | RIC

Rhode Island

Roger Williams University | RWU

Rhode Island

Lipscomb University

Tennessee

University of Tennessee

Tennessee

Texas Southern University | TSU

Texas

St. Edward’s University

Texas

Texas State University

Texas

University of Texas at Dallas | UT Dallas

Texas

University of Texas at San Antonio | UTSA

Texas

Hampton University

Virginia

George Mason University

Virginia

Shenandoah University

Virginia

James Madison University | JMU

Virginia

Seattle University

Washington

 

How to Find Best-Fit Schools

 

Having a specific major is just one aspect of many when evaluating your fit with a potential college. Some other factors to consider are:

 

  • Academic rigor, resources, and support
  • School and class size
  • Location
  • Cost and financial aid generosity
  • Your chances of acceptance
  • Flexibility in the curriculum
  • Diversity

 

To find a school with a Public Administration major that also suits your other preferences, use our free chancing engine and school search tool. You’ll be able to filter for schools based on major and all the aforementioned preferences. We’ll also let you know how you stack up against other applicants and how to improve your profile.


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