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Rankings Index • About the Rankings • 2003 Graduate School Rankings* = Premium online content available The U.S. News rankings spotlight the country's academically excellent graduate programs, and, in doing so, they can start you on the right track toward picking the right school for you. We also offer personalization tools–like searches and comparisons–as well as school directory pages and feature articles to help you make the best decision.
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*Programs in business, law, medicine, engineering, and education are surveyed every year. Programs in other disciplines are surveyed on a rotating basis, usually every three years. The year individual rankings were computed is in parenthesis following the discipline. Rankings of programs are computed in January, based on data from surveys sent out in the fall of the previous year.

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