U.S. News & World Report Ranks University of Maryland College of Education Among Best in Nation
March 21, 2018
Media Contact: Audrey Hill, audreyh@umd.edu or 301-405-3468
College Park, MD — The University of Maryland College of Education graduate programs excel in the U.S. News & World Report 2019 rankings, with the College’s Counseling and Personnel Services program ranking first in the nation for the 19th consecutive year. US News & World Report, which released its assessment on March 20, 2018, evaluated more than 250 graduate schools in education across the United States and the UMD College of Education placed highly among its peer institutions.
“The College of Education’s success reflects the quality of our faculty and student body, our commitment to teaching and learning that produces leaders in the field, and our longstanding strength in research,” said Dean Jennifer King Rice.
The UMD College of Education’s graduate programs received the following top national rankings:
- Counseling and Personnel Services (#1)
- Educational Psychology (#9)
- Higher Education Administration (#10)
- Special Education (#14)
- Secondary Education (#15)
The UMD College of Education ranked:
- #2 in Maryland
- #23 among public institutions nationwide
- #33 among all institutions nationwide
U.S. News & World Report determines its rankings using a number of factors, which include peer assessment, educational professionals’ assessment, student selectivity, faculty resources, and research activity.
Explore the 2019 U.S. News & World Report rankings.
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About the College of Education
The University of Maryland College of Education provides research– and practice–oriented programs through its three departments: Teaching and Learning, Policy and Leadership; Counseling, Higher Education and Special Education; and Human Development and Quantitative Methodology. It is a premier center for interdisciplinary research and innovation engaged with vital education issues. Its graduates enter the classroom and the community ready to transform lives through inspired learning and teaching. For more information about the University of Maryland College of Education, visit education.umd.edu.
