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STUDENT LIFE OVERVIEW

In a program built around mutual support and teamwork, the students become part of a community, fostering cooperation rather than competition as they work together. Alumni talk of the comradery they felt, partly because they were not ranked against each other, but also because of the small class size--average graduating class size is fifty. Students also enjoy a close association with the faculty which contributes greatly to their success in the program and after graduation. It is not uncommon to walk the halls of the Tanner Building and find faculty and students sharing their views on management issues in a spirit of open collaboration.

Class Profile

Student Profile
Average annual enrollment: 50
Usually more than 70 percent of MPA students are bilingual
Average age: 26
Average GRE score: 1145; Average GMAT score: 585
Average undergraduate GPA: 3.6
Accept students from all undergraduate majors

MPA Community

A community within a community, the Romney Institute is a tight-knit group of faculty, students, and alumni striving for common goals. Group study and adherence to shared ethical standards help build a collaborative rather than competitive learning environment.

Sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, BYU's Marriott School and the Romney Institute subscribe to the teachings and principles of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. These shared convictions strengthen the unique comradery and support network among MPA students, faculty, alumni, and friends around the world.

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