List of presidential schools in the United States
A presidential school is a university school named after a president of the United States.
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| Bush School of Government and Public Service | Texas A&M University | George H. W. Bush |  |
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| Clinton School of Public Service[lower-alpha 1] | University of Arkansas | Bill Clinton | |
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| Ford School of Public Policy | University of Michigan | Gerald R. Ford | |
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| James Madison College | Michigan State University | James Madison | |||||
| Harvard Kennedy School | Harvard University | John F. Kennedy | |
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| LBJ School of Public Affairs[lower-alpha 2] | University of Texas at Austin | Lyndon B. Johnson | |
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| Lincoln Law School of Sacramento | independent | Abraham Lincoln | |
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| Lincoln Law School of San Jose | independent | Abraham Lincoln | |
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| Thomas Jefferson School of Law | independent | Thomas Jefferson | |
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| Trump University | "Independent" | Donald J. Trump | |
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| Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs | Princeton University | Woodrow Wilson | |
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Notes
- The Clinton School is the first school in the United States to offer a master's degree specifically in public service rather than traditional degrees in public affairs.
- The Lyndon School grants degrees specialized in non-traditional subjects such as "public affairs" and "global policy studies".
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