Rankings of graduate programs at Loyola University Chicago

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

Arts and Humanities
	English Ranked from 93–110 out of 119 peer programs
	History Ranked from 39–75 out of 137 peer programs
	Philosophy Ranked from 53–75 out of 90 peer programs
	Theology Ranked from 27–35 out of 40 peer programs
Health Sciences
	Microbiology and Immunology Ranked from 18–49 out of 74 peer programs
	Nursing Ranked from 43–50 out of 52 peer programs
	Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics Ranked from 14–65 out of 116 peer programs
	Clinical Psychology Ranked from 123–161 out of 236 peer programs
Life Sciences
	Molecular Biology Ranked from 48–124 out of 157 peer programs
	Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry Ranked from 63–139 out of 157 peer programs
	Cell Biology, Neurobiology, and Anatomy Ranked from 96–117 out of 122 peer programs
	Neuroscience (Graduate School at the Medical Center) Ranked from 61–87 out of 94 peer programs
	Neuroscience (Graduate School) Ranked from 61–87 out of 94 peer programs
	Cell and Molecular Physiology Ranked from 2–18 out of 63 peer programs
Physical Sciences and Mathematics
	Chemistry Ranked from 153–175 out of 178 peer programs
Social and Behavioral Sciences
	Political Science Ranked from 92–104 out of 105 peer programs
	Developmental Psychology Ranked from 157–208 out of 236 peer programs
	Social Psychology Ranked from 142–198 out of 236 peer programs
	Sociology Ranked from 110–116 out of 118 peer programs

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