U.S. News 2014 edition of the Best Graduate Schools Rankings will be published March 12 covering graduate programs in business, law, education, engineering, and medicine
Highlights of the rankings will be published in theBest Graduate Schools 2014 printed guidebook, on sale April 9, 2013. The most comprehensive version of the upcoming Best Graduate Schools, including all the extended rankings and complete data, will be available online only through the subscription-based U.S. News Graduate School Compass.
There will be rankings in the five largest professional graduate school disciplines: business, law, education,engineering, and medicine, as well as the various specialties associated with each of those five broad disciplines.
The 2014 edition changes the law school rankings methodology used to compute placement rates for 2011 J.D. graduates employed at graduation and nine months after graduation. There were also changes in admissions selectivity in the full-time and part-time MBA rankings.
For the 2014 edition, new peer assessment surveys were conducted and new rankings will be published online for social sciences and humanities Ph.D. programs in economics, English, history, political science, psychology, and sociology, as well as for master's programs in library and information studies.
Prospective students can use the Best Graduate Schools rankings and other data to make comparisons of concrete factors such as student-faculty ratios; research expenditures; acceptance rates; undergraduate grade point averages; average scores on the GRE,LSAT, and GMAT; and placement success upon graduation.
Source: U.S. News
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