Master's and PhD Programs in Spanish and Portuguese Language and Literature

• Master's
• Doctorate

• Portuguese Language and Literature
• Spanish Language and Literature

• Within miles km of
  Include Do not include online programs.

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• Lowest 20% ($5,836 and below)
• Next lowest 20% ($5,836 - $7,922)
• Middle 20% ($7,922 - $10,600)
• Next highest 20% ($10,600 - $15,313)
• Highest 20% ($15,313 and above)

Fraction of doctorate recipients with either a job or a postdoctoral position at graduation

• Lowest 20% (67% and below)
• Next lowest 20% (67% - 73%)
• Middle 20% (73% - 80%)
• Next highest 20% (80% - 85%)
• Highest 20% (85% and above)

Median years required to earn a doctorate

• Shortest 20% (5.1 years and below)
• Next shortest 20% (5.1 - 6.0 years)
• Middle 20% (6.0 - 6.4 years)
• Next longest 20% (6.4 - 7.1 years)
• Longest 20% (7.1 years and above)

Number of master's degrees awarded, 2009

• Smallest 20% (16 or fewer)
• Next smallest 20% (16 - 23)
• Middle 20% (23 - 32)
• Next largest 20% (32 - 43)
• Largest 20% (43 or more)

Number of doctoral degrees awarded, 2009

• Smallest 20% (12 or fewer)
• Next smallest 20% (12 - 17)
• Middle 20% (17 - 21)
• Next largest 20% (21 - 25)
• Largest 20% (25 or more)

Fraction of women graduate degree recipients

• Lowest 20% (63% and below)
• Next lowest 20% (63% - 69%)
• Middle 20% (69% - 75%)
• Next highest 20% (75% - 80%)
• Highest 20% (80% and above)

Fraction of underrepresented minority graduate degree recipients

• Lowest 20% (20% and below)
• Next lowest 20% (20% - 27%)
• Middle 20% (27% - 38%)
• Next highest 20% (38% - 60%)
• Highest 20% (60% and above)

Fraction of graduate degree recipients having temporary visas

• Lowest 20% (2% and below)
• Next lowest 20% (2% - 9%)
• Middle 20% (9% - 19%)
• Next highest 20% (19% - 32%)
• Highest 20% (32% and above)

Percentage of undergraduate applicants accepted at the institution

• Least selective 20% (78% and above)
• Next least selective 20% (67% - 78%)
• Middle 20% (53% - 67%)
• Next most selective 20% (38% - 53%)
• Most selective 20% (38% and below)

Average undergraduate math SAT score

• Lowest 20% (524 and below)
• Next lowest 20% (524 - 560)
• Middle 20% (560 - 600)
• Next highest 20% (600 - 652)
• Highest 20% (652 and above)

Average undergraduate verbal SAT score

• Lowest 20% (508 and below)
• Next lowest 20% (508 - 540)
• Middle 20% (540 - 575)
• Next highest 20% (575 - 617)
• Highest 20% (617 and above)