Our Students

From the natural and social sciences to the humanities and applied disciplines like journalism and business, students in the ENRP program come from a variety of different academic and professional backgrounds. A diverse student body is a cornerstone of the multidisciplinary ENRP program.

Undergraduate Major

  • 29% of our students enter the program directly from their undergraduate institution,
  • 46% enter the program within three years of receiving their Bachelors degree, and
  • 25% join the program four or more years after receiving their Bachelors degree.

ENRP students are also in a great position to strengthen their career prospects while studying in Washington, D.C. During the two year program, nearly 40% work full time while 25% work part time, complementing their education and gaining valuable professional experience.

How students and alumni describe the ENRP program:

"The professors administering the program also seem genuinely enthusiastic about the program and its students, which I really like."  –Current ENRP Student

"I was able to meet some wonderful classmates that shared my enthusiasm for the environment."  –ENRP Graduate, ‘08

"The small size of the program allows for an easier sharing of ideas and more interaction with the whole group of students, and also gives the advisors/professors involved in the program an opportunity to know each student's path through the program." –Current ENRP Student

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