The Maryland School of Public Policy has a limited number of opportunities for undergraduate students to study at the School.

Students in one of the majors offered through the University of Maryland College of Behavioral and Social Sciences (BSOS) may qualify for the dual BA/MPP degree program that allows them to start their master's while still still a senior and to count 18 credits of graduate work toward both their master's and BA. Click here for more information on the program and on how to apply.

Freshmen and sophomores in the University of Maryland College Park Scholars program can join the Public Leadership section, which is administered by faculty from MSPP. Click here for more information on the program.

Highly qualified seniors may be permitted to take select graduate public policy courses and count them toward their undergraduate degree. Click here for more information on taking individual courses.

Finally, each summer the schools runs the seven week long Maryland Leadership Institute which brings together a group of 30+ culturally diverse undergraduate students in-between their junior and senior years to study public policy and international affairs. Click here for more information on the Maryland Leadership Institute.