Rankings of graduate programs at George Washington University

Rankings of graduate programs from the latest National Research Council study.

Arts and Humanities
	American Studies Ranked from 18–21 out of 22 peer programs
	English Ranked from 99–113 out of 119 peer programs
	History Ranked from 83–111 out of 137 peer programs
Engineering
	Civil and Environmental Engineering Ranked from 109–126 out of 130 peer programs
	Electrical Engineering Ranked from 114–131 out of 136 peer programs
	Mechanical Engineering Ranked from 116–126 out of 127 peer programs
	Systems Engineering Ranked from 68–72 out of 72 peer programs
Health Sciences
	Microbiology and Immunology Ranked from 24–73 out of 78 peer programs
Life Sciences
	Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics Ranked from 65–135 out of 157 peer programs
	Biological Sciences Ranked from 64–89 out of 94 peer programs
	Molecular Medicine Ranked from 28–75 out of 94 peer programs
Physical Sciences and Mathematics
	Chemistry Ranked from 76–156 out of 178 peer programs
	Computer Science Ranked from 96–120 out of 127 peer programs
	Mathematics Ranked from 98–117 out of 127 peer programs
	Physics Ranked from 69–141 out of 161 peer programs
	Statistics Ranked from 50–58 out of 61 peer programs
Social and Behavioral Sciences
	Economics Ranked from 103–113 out of 117 peer programs
	Political Science Ranked from 13–33 out of 105 peer programs
	Psychology Ranked from 112–161 out of 236 peer programs
	Public Administration Ranked from 20–33 out of 54 peer programs
	Public Policy Ranked from 20–33 out of 54 peer programs

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