Combining the Bloustein School's Master of City and Regional Planning (MCRP) and Master of Public Policy (MPP) leads to a three-year dual degree option for potential applicants. Students are accepted independently to both graduate programs after providing a separate application to each but share concentrations, course electives, and requirements. The three-year, 72 credit dual degree program (36, MCRP and 36, MPP) is a savings of 24 credits compared to earning the 48-credit MCRP and the MPP degrees separately. Each degree program accepts 12 credits from the other program, only one set of Methods courses are necessary (Methods I, Methods II) but should be taken within the same program. A third methods course is required and may be chosen from several options. The third methods choice and all flight paths should be approved by your faculty advisor and originating program director.