Messiah College

What you'll study

Core topics include the organization of formal governing institutions, the dynamics of political parties, the formation of public opinion, and the legal framework that shapes policy. The curriculum encourages experiential learning through internships, practitioner‑led courses, and the Experiential Learning Initiative, allowing students to apply classroom concepts to practical settings.

Entry requirements

Prospective students must meet Messiah College’s standard undergraduate admission criteria. No additional programme‑specific prerequisites are listed.

Career prospects

Graduates pursue roles such as lawyer, government relations staffer, diplomat, journalist, public‑service employee, campaign manager, law‑enforcement officer, business executive, economic developer, policy researcher, non‑profit administrator, and service‑oriented positions like AmeriCorps, Teach for America, or Peace Corps.

Scholarships & funding angle

Messiah College guarantees financial aid for all first‑year students, supporting a diverse cohort of scholars who go on to secure employment or graduate studies shortly after graduation.