I'm a prospective student interested in the Master of Public Policy (MPP) program at the Goldman School. I want to understand the concurrent degree options available with the MPP, find out about upcoming admissions events, and identify the key components of the core curriculum. Additionally, where can I find information on tuition and financial aid for the MPP program?
Navigate to the Goldman School of Public Policy website (gspp.berkeley.edu). Click on 'Programs' (ID 31). Click on 'Master of Public Policy (MPP)' (ID 377). From the MPP sidebar menu, click on 'Concurrent Degree Programs with MPP'. If this specific link is not immediately visible, scroll down the sidebar or look for a text link that clearly indicates 'Concurrent Degree Programs with MPP'. Identify and list the concurrent degree programs offered with the MPP. Navigate back to the MPP section (if necessary) and click on 'MPP Admissions Events'. If this specific link is not immediately visible, scroll down the sidebar or look for a text link that clearly indicates 'MPP Admissions Events'. Identify and summarize any upcoming admissions events or how to find information about them. Navigate back to the MPP section (if necessary) and click on 'Core Curriculum'. If this specific link is not immediately visible, scroll down the sidebar or look for a text link that clearly indicates 'Core Curriculum'. Identify and list the main components or areas of study within the MPP core curriculum. Navigate back to the MPP section (if necessary) and click on 'Tuition and Financial Aid'. If this specific link is not immediately visible, scroll down the sidebar or look for a text link that clearly indicates 'Tuition and Financial Aid'. Identify where to find detailed information about tuition costs and available financial aid for the MPP program.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Concurrent Degree Programs with MPP' page and lists at least three concurrent degree options (e.g., MPP/JD, MPP/MBA, MPP/MPH, MPP/MSW, MPP/M.Arch, MPP/MCP). The agent successfully navigates to the 'MPP Admissions Events' page and states how prospective applicants can find information about upcoming events (e.g., 'virtual advising appointments' or 'MPP Admissions Events page'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Core Curriculum' page and identifies at least three core curriculum areas (e.g., Economics, Political Science, Quantitative Methods, Qualitative Methods, Public Management). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Tuition and Financial Aid' page and states that detailed information on tuition and financial aid is available there, possibly mentioning specific types of aid or links to the Graduate Division's financial aid resources.