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Susquehanna's Department of Political Science offers a challenging
opportunity to become more politically literate about the United
States and other countries and about the socio-economic and political
forces that affect the present and the future. The program provides
students with a strong foundation in basic analytical and communication
skills that may be applied to a wide variety of careers.
The department's faculty work closely with students to expand
their political and international awareness, their aspirations,
and their abilities. The department encourages political science
students to complement their major with a minor in another field.
This combination enhances career preparation and expands future
options for students looking forward to law school or graduate
school, teaching, work in government, political office or business.
Of the fourteen Political Science majors who graduated in May
2007, three have gone on to graduate school, one at George Washington
University in Security Policy Studies and two at Georgetown University,
one in Democracy Studies and one in Health Systems Administration.
Another two majors have gone to law school, one at Fordham University
and one at Widener University. Two others have joined Teach for
America, one is on the staff of a U.S. Congressman, and one entered
medical school at the Philadelphia School of Osteopathic Medicine.
For more information, see the Political Science section of the
University Catalog Political
Science. In order to see the Department's video, please click
here.
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