The MA in Environmental Resource Policy is a multidisciplinary program and accepts applicants from across the academic spectrum. Therefore, no specific academic or professional preparation is given priority in acceptance to the program. All applicants must:

• Hold a Bachelor's degree completed with a Grade Point Average of 3.0 or higher,
• Provide a personal statement explaining their interest in the ENRP program, and
• Submit two (or more) letters of recommendation.

In order to satisfactorily complete several of the ENRP core courses, including applied statistics (PPPA 6002), microeconomics (PPPA 6017), and environmental science (ENRP 6101/2), students must have math skills equivalent to that provided by a college course in algebra, pre-calculus, analytic geometry, or introductory statistics. 

Please see the application steps and application requirements outlined by the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences for more information about the application process. 

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Deadlines

Applications for the Fall semester are due on January 15 for those seeking Fellowships, and April 1 otherwise.

If you are interested in entering the program in the Spring semester, you must apply by October 1.

We do however have some flexibility, so if you think there is a good fit between the ENRP program and your interests and qualifications, please let us know at any time during the year by emailing us. 

Tuition & Fees

The tuition and fees for all GW programs are set annually by the GW Board of Trustees. The latest information on tuition and fees is available here. Please, then, follow the link for the Columbian College of Arts & Sciences specific information and then refer to the tuition rate shown for the Trachtenberg School. 

Financial Aid

For information on financial aid and fellowships, please visit the Office of Student Financial Aid website or the Office of Graduate Student Assistantships and Fellowships website.  

Two Fellowship opportunities may be of special interest to some applicants to the ENRP program.  Interested applicants should apply by January 15.

• Scholarship aid may be available for applicants from Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Nigeria, or Turkey.  To find out more, click here.
• Scholarship aid may be available for applicants who have graduated from one of about 20 U.S. minority-serving institutions.  To find out more, click here.

For a quick summary of options for financing your graduate education, take a look at this factsheet.