Hi everyone,
I’m in a bit of a dilemma, and would appreciate any advice you all can provide. I’m currently an undergraduate, and am pursuing a double major in history and political science. I currently have a 4.0 GPA. Due to a large amount of AP and college credits I earned in high school, I recently discovered that I can graduate in three years with these two majors without an extremely demanding course load or obscene extra tuition payments.
I plan on applying to law school – but, with the legal job market as it is, I am considering other options during that gap year between college and law school, rather than apply straight out of undergrad.
One of the programs I am considering is a one-year Masters Degree in Political Management at George Washington University. I fell in love with the program – but I found out that it is online, which would save me housing costs.
Basically, my concern is with the online factor – when a school is as reputable as George Washington University, does an online program make it lose its luster?
Thanks for any insight you all can provide.















The program is reputable. However, what are you going to do with it once you have your Masters in Political Management?
You are much better off with an MBA.