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The MPA health program allows me an opportunity to focus on health policy issues while gaining a background in management and finance.
Rob Shiau
Health Policy and Management
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Study: Subprime Loans Went to Minority-Heavy Neighborhoods
- Furman Center in The New York Observer
11/19/2009
Analysis Finds New Link Between Racial Segregation and Subprime Lending
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