The Clinton School of Public Service offers a Master of Public Service degree – with the concentration on citizen and community involvement, leadership, social justice and equity – all with a global dimension.

The School's inaugural class is in place and includes four (4) past AmeriCorps members, two (2) former Peace Corps volunteers and students from throughout the United States and the world. The Schools is now in the process of recruiting its second class.

The School made a concerted effort to recruit former AmeriCorps members in its inaugural class and has made a decision to continue this direction for students entering the Clinton School in the fall of 2006. Further, the School has decided to "double match" the AmeriCorps education award. This means that one education award will be sufficient to cover all tuition and fees associated with the Master of Public Service degree – a 16-month, 36 credit hour program.