Graduate schools rank high in report

U.S. News and World Report released its list of 2010’s best graduate schools. Eight IU schools made it into the top 25. Each year the schools on the lists fluctuate. This year editors didn’t rank the IU School of Public and Environmental Affairs, which ranked high last year, said IU spokesman Larry MacIntyre.

Maurer School of Law- 23rd
Among public universities- 7th

IU School of Library and Information Science- 7th
Digital librarianship- 7th
Information systems- 8th
School library media- 10th

Kelley School of Business- 22nd
Entrepreneurship- 8th
Accounting- 10th

IU School of Education- 19th
Counseling and personnel services- 6th
Secondary education- 8th
Higher education administration- 9th
Elementary education- 9th

IU Department of Sociology- 11th

IU Department of English- 22nd
Gender and literature- 5th

IU Department of History- 22nd
African history- 7th
18th through 20th century British literature- 10th

IU Psychological and Brain Sciences Department- 23rd
Social psychology- 2nd

The full list of graduate school rankings can be found on the U.S. News and World Report Web site.