The top graduate programs in the country are:
Business and Management: Rice University (9.2 stars)
Accounting: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (9.9 stars)
Business Administration: Rice University (9.1 stars)
Executive MBA: University of Virginia (9.7 stars)
Full-time MBA: Harvard University (9.5 stars)
Marketing: University of California-Los Angeles (9.3 stars)
Part-time MBA: The University of Iowa (9.1 stars)
Communications: California State University, Fullerton (9.2 stars)
Education: University of California-Berkeley (9.4 stars)
Adult Education: University of Missouri-Columbia (9.2 stars)
Curriculum and Instruction: Purdue University-West Lafayette (9.9 stars)
Counselor Education: Old Dominion University (9.4 stars)
Education Administration: Providence College (9.2 stars)
Elementary Education: University of Arkansas (9.4 stars)
Educational Leadership: California State University, Los Angeles (9.8 stars)
Higher Education: Boston University (9.7 stars)
Secondary Education: American University (9.7 stars)
Special Education: University of Pittsburgh-Main Campus (9.8 stars)
Teacher Certification: University of Virginia (9.7 stars)
Engineering: Rice University (9.1 stars)
Biomedical Engineering: Columbia University (9.5 stars)
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering: Penn State University Park (9.6 stars)
Civil Engineering: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (9.1 stars)
Computer Science: Carnegie Mellon University (9.6 stars)
Electrical Engineering: Purdue University-West Lafayette (9.6 stars)
Engineering Management: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (9.3 stars)
Mechanical Engineering: Case Western Reserve University (9.6 stars)
Fine Arts and Architecture:
Architecture: University of Utah (8.8 stars)
Art: American University (9.1 stars)
Health:
Healthcare Administration: Oregon Health and Science University (9.7 stars)
Health Policy and Management: Tulane University (9.7 stars)
Kinesiology: University of Tennessee-Chattanooga (9.3 stars)
Mental Health Counseling: Syracuse University (9.4 stars)
Nutritional Science: Northeastern University (9.6 stars)
Occupational Therapy: University of Indianapolis (9.4 stars)
Physical Therapy: University of Wisconsin-Madison (9.0 stars)
Physician Assistant: Quinnipiac University (9.4 stars)
Public Health: Eastern Virginia Medical School (8.9 stars)
Law:
Criminal Justice: University of Maryland, University College (9.7 stars)
JD: University of Colorado, Boulder (8.7 stars)
Liberal Arts and Humanities:
English: University of Colorado, Boulder (9.9 stars)
Theology/Religious Studies: University of Washington Seattle (9.5 stars)
Medicine and Dental
Anatomy: Pacific University Oregon (9.4 stars)
Dental Medicine: University of Florida (9.2 stars)
MD: Emory University (9.1 stars)
Nursing: University of Pittsburgh-Main Campus (9.2 stars)
Pharmacy: Butler University (9.3 stars)
Veterinary: Virginia Tech (9.7 stars)
Public Affairs:
Public Administration: The University of Texas at Arlington (9.0 stars)
Public Policy: Rutgers University-New Brunswick (9.5)
Sciences:
Biochemistry, microbiology, molecular biology: University of California-Irvine (9.5 stars)
Biology: Indiana University, Bloomington (9.5 stars)
Chemistry: Rice University (9.2 stars)
Information Science: Northwestern University (9.9 stars)
Mathematics: Stanford University (9.6 stars)
Neuroscience: The Ohio State University (9.2 stars)
Physics: University of California-Santa Barbara (9.1 stars)
Speech-Language Pathology: Long Island University Brooklyn Campus (9.5 stars)
Social Sciences:
Anthropology: Cornell University (9.8 stars)
Economics: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (9.8 stars)
History: Harvard University (9.8 stars)
Political Science: Arizona State University (8.9 stars)
Psychology: Harvard University (9.1 stars)
Social Work: University of Southern California (8 stars)
Sociology: Duke University (9.3 stars)
For a complete list, visit the graduate school rankings page.
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