What will you do with your Bachelor Degree in Political Science? 

Career? Or

Graduate School then Career? Or

Career then Graduate School then Career?

 The Career Development Center put a PowerPoint presentation together to give Political Science students an idea of what jobs to consider and how to begin searching for the career best for you.

Everyone wants to know... how much will I make?  Visit these sites to view national salaries.

• Georgetown (salary medians)
• Payscale (best undergrad degree by salary)
• Payscale (best political science job by salary)

Whether you are looking to get a Masters, JD, or PhD, be sure to explore all your options.  Consider: price, location, rankings, program size, etc., whatever your personal priorities are.  Visit:

• U of L Master of Arts in Political Science
• U of L Brandeis School of Law
• Law School Admission Council (if you are interested in law school LSAC is your #1 information center)
• Education-Portal (details and contact information about many different schools/programs)
• PhDs.org (ranking by your priorities)
• Gradschools.com (the #1 graduate school directory)
• Association of Professional Schools in International Affairs (30 affiliated schools, details about each)
• US News (rankings)
• APSA (list of schools that grant PhDs in political science)

Another great source for students of political science is the American Political Science Association (APSA)

• APSA will give you information on programs; application process; graduate student connections for writing, publishing, conferences, and employment; online job lists; and much more