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Ranked in 2013 | History Rankings Methodology

Earning a graduate degree in history involves analysis, research, and presentations. In some cases, students must also complete a thesis and master a second language before graduation. These are the top graduate schools for history.

Rank	School name	Score
Rank Not Published	Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, AZ	N/A
#104	Northern Illinois University DeKalb, IL	2.4
#14	Northwestern University Evanston, IL	4.3
#24	Ohio State University Columbus, OH	3.8
#92	Ohio University Athens, OH	2.5
#125	Oklahoma State University Stillwater, OK	2.0
#46	Pennsylvania State University–University Park University Park, PA	3.3
#50	Princeton Theological Seminary Princeton, NJ	3.2
#1	Princeton University Princeton, NJ	4.8
#74	Purdue University–West Lafayette West Lafayette, IN	2.8
Rank Not Published	Regent University Virginia Beach, VA	N/A
#30	Rice University Houston, TX	3.6
#20	Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey–New Brunswick New Brunswick, NJ	4.0
#125	Southern Illinois University–Carbondale Carbondale, IL	2.0
Rank Not Published	Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX	N/A
#116	St. John's University Queens, NY	2.2
#84	St. Louis University St. Louis, MO	2.6
#4	Stanford University Stanford, CA	4.7
#64	Stony Brook University–SUNY Stony Brook, NY	2.9
#74	Syracuse University Syracuse, NY	2.8
#92	Teachers College, Columbia University New York, NY	2.5
#64	Temple University Philadelphia, PA	2.9
#80	Texas A&M University–College Station College Station, TX	2.7
#125	Texas Christian University Fort Worth, TX	2.0
#125	Texas Tech University Lubbock, TX	2.0

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