The Clinton School of Public Service is now accepting applications for Fall 2026 enrollment in its Master of Public Service degree program.
The Clinton School of Public Service offers merit-based scholarship opportunities to incoming students. All applicants are automatically considered for scholarship funding.
Scholarship packages can include tuition funding, international project stipends, and living stipends to offset the cost of living while in the program.
Students who complete their application by November 5 and enroll will receive an additional $1,000 in financial support.
Scholarship Support for Future Public Service Leaders
Students in the Clinton School’s Master of Public Service program benefit from generous scholarships and cost-of-living support, making it one of the most accessible programs of its kind in the nation.
The average scholarship-to-tuition ratio for the most recent enrolling cohort is 70%.
After receiving scholarship and stipend support, students pay on average just over $3,000 annually to earn their MPS degrees.
To learn more about institutional merit and need-based aid packages covering up to 100% of your tuition and fees, schedule a video chat with the admissions team.
Application Deadlines
There are three application deadlines for Fall 2026 enrollment to the Master of Public Service degree program:
- November 5 (Early Action) – Enroll and receive an extra $1,000 in financial support
- January 5 (Priority)
- March 5 (Regular)
About the Master of Public Service
The first Master of Public Service degree in the nation, the Clinton School’s MPS is an action-oriented program focused on preparing students for the tough work of on-the-ground change.
While learning valuable lessons in the classroom, MPS students complete three for-credit public service projects ranging from local work in Arkansas communities to international projects across the world.
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