Ranking of History Graduate Schools

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Your Ranking of History PhD Programs

Programs 1–30

Rank	Program	Regres Quality
1-6	Columbia University in the City of New York History	1-6
1-7	Princeton University History	1-7
1-8	University of Chicago History	1-8
1-8	Harvard University History	1-8
1-9	Johns Hopkins University History	1-9
2-8	Stanford University History	2-8
4-11	University of California-Berkeley History	4-11
3-15	Princeton University History of Science	3-15
6-14	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor History	6-14
7-14	New York University History	7-14
7-15	University of California-Los Angeles History	7-15
7-15	Yale University History	7-15
8-17	University of Pennsylvania History	8-17
11-17	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill History	11-17
9-23	Yale University Medieval Studies	9-23
Rank	Program	Regres Quality
13-23	Northwestern University History	13-23
13-21	Rutgers University-New Brunswick History	13-21
14-26	Yale University History of Medicine and Science	14-26
15-25	Duke University History	15-25
17-29	Cornell University History	17-29
17-29	Ohio State University-Main Campus History	17-29
16-32	Harvard University History of Science	16-32
17-31	University of Wisconsin-Madison History	17-31
19-32	Vanderbilt University History	19-32
19-33	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities History	19-33
20-34	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign History	20-33
20-36	Brandeis University American History	20-36
20-36	University of California-San Diego History	20-35
21-39	Harvard University History and East Asian Languages	21-38
23-37	Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus History	23-37

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NRC regression-based quality measure (Regres Quality): The NRC's measurements of overall program quality are based on 20 key variables (19 in the humanities) such as GRE scores, student support and faculty publications. To calculate the regression-based quality measure, the relative importance, or weight, of a variable was set by the extent that it correlated with programs viewed most favorably by evaluators in each field. Learn more. Your weight = 5. Larger values are better. (Source: NRC, 2010)

Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System: IPEDS is an annual, comprehensive set of surveys of all colleges and universities in the United States. The surveys are conducted by the National Center for Education Statistics. Learn more
National Research Council: The National Research Council conducts periodic assessments of doctoral programs in the United States. Our data comes from the most recent assessment in 2010. Learn more
Survey of Earned Doctorates: The NSF/NIH/NEH/USED/USDA/NASA Survey of Earned Doctorates is an annual survey of all new recipients of doctorates from US universities at graduation. The average of the response rates for the 2000–2004 surveys was 92%. Learn more
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