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The Public Policy Analysis major focuses on training students in forecasting techniques as well as the application of micro- and macroeconomics when analyzing the effect of governmental policies on the business environment. Students will learn about topics such as managerial economics, game theory, banking, and capital markets.
If you like to think strategically and are interested in how a firm's actions will elicit reactions from rivals, the government, and other organizations, this might be the major of your choice. Students are trained to apply economic theory to business decisions and analyze the effects of governmental policies on businesses.
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Government, Politics, and Public Service · Law · Nonprofit, Philanthropy, and Fundraising
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Whole school, not this major · Class of 2025 (graduated July 2024–June 2025)
Full-time job or graduate school within three months: 96% of actively seeking graduates
Kelley School of Business, all undergraduate majors
2,076 of 2,777 graduates reported actively seeking; 76% of graduates had a reported status.
Source: Kelley Undergraduate Career Services: Salary Statistics
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