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Accredited Online Forensics Programs

Kaplan University, the highest ranking school below, will train students through its forensics programs to become forensic scientists, forensics specialists, crime scene forensics specialists, forensics professionals, etc. and set them up well for future employment. At present, there are 12,870 people employed as forensic science technicians alone in the US, and their average annual salary is $55,070. Private detectives and investigators make on average $47,130 per year and there are about 31,250 of them employed today according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

• identifying evidence
• performing toxicologists on specimens
• working with law enforcement

• Anil Aggrawal's Internet Journal of Forensic Medicine and To »
• Crime & Clues: The Art and Science of Criminal Investigation »
• FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin »
• Forensic Echo: Behavioral & Forensic Sciences in the Courts »
• Forensic Science Communications »
• IABPA Newsletter »
• IJDE International Journal of Digital Evidence »
• In the Spotlight: Forensic Science »
• Indian Internet Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology »
• International Journal of Drug Testing »

• American Forensic Association »
• American Academy of Forensic Sciences »
• American Forensic Nurses Inc »
• Infinity Institute International Home »
• The International Association of Computer Investigative »
• National Academy of Forensic Engineers »
• American College of Forensic Examiners (ACFEI) »
• National Forensic Association »
• Michigan Interscholastic Forensic Association »
• Texas Forensic Association »

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Total Programs	239
Subject Areas	335





BSIT/Information Security and Forensics

The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with a career focus area in Information Security and Forensics program at Kaplan University is designed to help prepare students for careers in information technology, networking, and computer security.* The program combines general education requirements, major courses, and courses in the information security and forensics emphasis area. Students have the opportunity to study the foundations of information technology, systems design and analysis, operating system concepts, and project management. Courses in the emphasis area give students the chance to learn about how computer networks work, how to protect networks, and how to respond to intrusions and attacks. The information technology curriculum is placed within a larger general education context, which allows students the chance to develop knowledge of physical and social sciences, mathematics, the humanities, and more.

Concentration	Information Security and Forensics
Prereq GPA	2.0 GPA
Prereq Degree	HS diploma, GED
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Credits earned in any combination of prior learning credit will not exceed 75 percent of the credits required for degree programs or 50 percent of the credits required for certificate programs. Prior learning credit includes: * College-level courses documented on a college transcript, or transfer credit (TC) * Experiential Credit (EC), or portfolio assessment * Credit by Examination (CC), which includes: o DANTES Subject Standardized Tests (DSSTs) o College Level Examination Program (CLEP) o Advanced Placement Program (AP) o Defense Language Proficiency Tests (DLPTs) o Educational Testing Service (ETS) Excelsior College Examinations o Other similar exams * Students must complete a minimum of 50 percent of the major requirements for their program, including the capstone course, at Kaplan University. * Applications for credit for previous education, training, experiential learning, or through the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) must be completed prior to the first day of the course for which the transfer credit is requested.
Courses	Academic Strategies For The It Professional » Technology Infrastructure » Introduction To Website Development » Database Concepts Using Microsoft Access » Data Modeling For Health Informatics » Foundations In Information Technology » Foundations Of Programming Using Visual Basic » Foundations Of Programming Using Java » Networking Concepts » Introduction To Management » Mathematics Course » Project Managment I  » Human Computer Interaction » Internet Business Fundamentals  » Structured Query language  » Database Design » IT Consulting Skills » Information Technology Externship » System Analysis and Design » Bachelor's Capstone in Information Technology » Foundations Of Programming Using Java » Project Managment I  » IT Consulting Skills » Management of Information Systems » Managing Technological Innovation »

BSIT - Information Security and Forensics

The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with a career focus area in Information Security and Forensics program at Kaplan University is designed to help prepare students for careers in information technology, networking, and computer security.* The program combines general education requirements, major courses, and courses in the information security and forensics emphasis area. Students have the opportunity to study the foundations of information technology, systems design and analysis, operating system concepts, and project management. Courses in the emphasis area give students the chance to learn about how computer networks work, how to protect networks, and how to respond to intrusions and attacks. The information technology curriculum is placed within a larger general education context, which allows students the chance to develop knowledge of physical and social sciences, mathematics, the humanities, and more.

Concentration	Information Security and Forensics
Prereq GPA	2.0 GPA
Prereq Degree	HS diploma, GED
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Credits earned in any combination of prior learning credit will not exceed 75 percent of the credits required for degree programs or 50 percent of the credits required for certificate programs. Prior learning credit includes: * College-level courses documented on a college transcript, or transfer credit (TC) * Experiential Credit (EC), or portfolio assessment * Credit by Examination (CC), which includes: o DANTES Subject Standardized Tests (DSSTs) o College Level Examination Program (CLEP) o Advanced Placement Program (AP) o Defense Language Proficiency Tests (DLPTs) o Educational Testing Service (ETS) Excelsior College Examinations o Other similar exams * Students must complete a minimum of 50 percent of the major requirements for their program, including the capstone course, at Kaplan University. * Applications for credit for previous education, training, experiential learning, or through the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) must be completed prior to the first day of the course for which the transfer credit is requested.
Courses	Project Managment I  » Human Computer Interaction » Technology Infrastructure » Internet Business Fundamentals  » Database Design » IT Consulting Skills » System Analysis and Design » Bachelor's Capstone in Information Technology » Networking Concepts » Network Administration » Introduction to Network Security » Computer Forensics » Intrusion Detection and Incidence Response » Digital Forensics » Information Systems Security »

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Total Programs	101
Subject Areas	35





Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice: Computer Security and Forensics

Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a Concentration in Computer Security and Forensics program have the chance to understand human reasonings behind adult and juvenile crimes. They also have the opportunity to examine court and correctional procedures. What's more, the program is intended to cover foundational topics in information systems and security issues related to operating systems, networks, databases, and software programs. It is also designed to teach students how to process a computer-related crime scene. Other covered topics include data retrieval, risk analysis, security auditing, access control mechanisms, and threat models. The program culminates with a final information systems project related to computer forensics and security.

Concentration	Computer Security and Forensics
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Strayer University will accept transfer credit from institutions that are accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. This may include two and four year colleges and universities, business colleges, trade schools, and international universities. Credits from international institutions will be accepted if the institution is recognized as the equivalent to an accredited institution in the United States. Undergraduate 1. Strayer University will only accept transfer credit into undergraduate programs for courses in which the student received a grade of "C" (2.0 quality points) or better. 2. Strayer University will accept transfer credit into undergraduate programs for courses in which the student received a grade of “D” if the student completed a degree program at that specific college or university. 3. Strayer University will accept "P" (Pass) grades for transfer credit when the pass grade is given academic credit. Graduate 1. Strayer University will only accept transfer credit into the graduate program for courses in which the student has received a grade of "B" (3.0 quality points) or better. 2. A minimum grade point average of 2.75 is required for admission into the graduate program. If the student’s undergraduate GPA is below the 2.75 requirement, a calculation will be made of the student’s last 22 courses in the undergraduate program to determine acceptance. 3. For graduate programs, if a student's undergraduate GPA is below the 2.75 requirement or the GPA of the last 22 credits is below 2.75, the transcripts must be reviewed and approved by the Campus Dean prior to evaluation by TEC. The approved evaluation from the Campus Dean must accompany the undergraduate transcripts when they are sent to TEC for evaluation. 4. To fulfill undergraduate prerequisite requirements in Strayer University graduate programs, Strayer University will accept credit from courses in which the student has received a grade of “D”.
Courses	Introduction to Criminal Justice » Social Psychology » Information Technology in Criminal Justice » Ethics and Leadership in Criminal Justice » Criminal Law » Society, Law and Government » Networking Security Fundamentals » Computer Forensics » Security Strategy and Policy » Senior Seminar in Information Systems » Computer Security » Computer CSI » The Origins of Western Culture » Logic » Introduction to Physical Science » Introduction to Biology » Statistics » Economic Problems and Issues » Introduction to Sociology » Introduction to Business » Introduction to Information Systems » English Composition » Introduction to College Mathematics » Crime and Criminal Behavior » Juvenile Delinquency and Justice » Research and Writing » Communication for Business and the Professions » Introduction to Art, Music, and Literature » Religion and Philosophy » Contemporary International Problems » The Individual and Society » Introduction to Psychology » Sociology of Developing Countries »

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Total Programs	105
Subject Areas	341





BA/Social and Criminal Justice - Forensics

Discover your passion! Gain a broad-based approach to working with law enforcement and the criminal justice system when you earn your Bachelor of Arts in Social and Criminal Justice from Ashford University. You'll develop additional understanding of the criminal justice system and the impact social issues have on maintaining a just society.

Concentration	Forensics
Prereq Info	http://www.ashford.edu/online/degrees/bacjdetails.php
Prereq GPA	2.00 cumulative GPA or higher For transfer students.
Prereq Degree	High school diploma required and GED is accepted
Special Instructions	Depending on the number of credits transferred in, you may be required to take one or both of Ashford University's® introductory courses: EXP 105 Personal Dimensions of Education and PSY 202 Adult Development and Life Assessment. If you enter the program with fewer than twenty-four (24) transferable credits, you are required to successfully complete EXP 105 as your first course, followed by PSY 202 as your second course. If you enter the program with twenty-four (24) or more transferable credits, you will be required to successfully complete PSY 202 as your first course. Below you will find the courses for this program beginning with the introductory courses. You have a choice in this program, either to take a standard program composed of major course requirements, or you may choose to add a specialization. Please note that you must complete the major course requirements' capstone course before you can begin any specialization. Each specialization consists of four (4) courses, each worth three (3) credits.All Gen Ed classes listed on 1st degree (AA/Buisness) 46 Gen Ed credits required for all degree's.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Ashford University accepts up to 90 transfer credits from a two-year, regionally accredited institution, including Associate of Arts in Science credits, toward a Bachelor's degree program. Transfer up to 99 approved credits toward your Bachelor's degree. Combine your previous coursework with up to 75 nontraditional credits to make the maximum transfer impact! # You can transfer up to 90 community college credits toward Ashford's Bachelor's programs, including AAS credits. # Credits you've earned toward an Associate's degree at an accredited community college might apply towards Ashford University's general education requirements. # Your lower division coursework may be equivalent to Ashford's upper division courses, so you won't have to repeat courses you have already taken. #You must earn a minimum of 18 credits at Ashford University.
Courses	Personal Dimensions of Education » Adult Development & Life Assessment » Introduction to Ethics and Social Responsibility » The American Constitution » Introduction to Criminal Justice » Crime & Society » Social Justice & Ethics » Psychology of Criminal Behavior » Crime Prevention » Juvenile Justice » Criminal Law & Procedure » Forensics » Corrections » Criminal Justice Capstone » Homicide Investigation and Evidence Gathering » Criminal Profiling » Criminal Law » Forensic Evidence and the Law »

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Total Programs	10
Subject Areas	59





MS Cybersecurity - Computer Forensics

The assurance of information during transmission or while in storage and the security of critical information infrastructures are a major responsibility of government and the private sector. Securing computers and computer networks, and conducting investigations of cybercrimes and forensic analysis of digital devices are principal methods of securing cyberspace. Through a multidisciplinary approach integrating criminology, criminal justice, economic crime, and computer science, students will be prepared for entry level positions either in cybercrime investigation and computer forensics or the security of information stored in or transmitted by computers and computer networks.

Concentration	Computer Forensics
Prereq Degree	Bachelor's Degree
Credit Transfer Restrictions	# Utica College seeks to offer admission to transfer students having completed the Associates in Arts, Associate in Science or Associates in Applied Science Degree who meet minimum GPA requirements specific to major. # If at the time of application a student has accumulated 30 credit hours, they will be evaluated on the basis of their college transcripts and need not submit high school transcripts unless they wish to do so. # Transfer Students will be subject to all general education requirements of Utica College as set forth in the Utica College catalogue. ♦ Students who transfer 30 credits of liberal arts and sciences (with at least 2 courses in each of UC’s three categories of Component II Core—including one lab science course) will be exempt from Component II Core. # For students who enter Utica College with a completed Associates Degree or who transfer a minimum of 57 credits from a four-year college, Components I & II of the General Educational Core requirements at Utica College will be considered complete. ♦ Transfer Students who enter Utica College with Components I & II complete will be required to complete 3 credits of Component III: Integrated Writing. # Additionally, the New York Office of Higher Education requires that a Bachelor of Arts degree must contain a minimum of 90 of the 120 credits in the liberal arts, and that a Bachelor of Science degree must contain a minimum of 60 of the 120 credits in the liberal arts. This is a requirement of the State of New York which is independent of Utica College’s academic requirements and must be applied to all Bachelors Degrees. # The last 30 credit hours granted toward the Bachelor of Art or the Bachelor Science must be earned in residence, with matriculated status. # Utica College awards transfer credit for college level coursework taken at an accredited college, provided a grade of “C” or better has been earned and the courses are comparable to those offered at Utica College.
Courses	Principles of Cybersecurity » Cyber Intelligence » Critical National Infrastructures and National Security » Principles of Cybercrime Investigations » Capstone Project » Cyber Counterintelligence » Domestic Terrorism and Extremist Groups » CounterTerrorism and Cyberconflict » Critical Incident Command, Response and All Hazards » Advanced Topics in Cybersecurity » Advanced Cybercrime Investigations » Computer Forensics Investigations I-II » Advanced Telecommunications Forensics » Advanced Topics in Computer Forensics »

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Total Programs	30
Subject Areas	241





Info Systems Mgmt Assoc. - Network Security & Forensics

Graduates of this program understand how information systems are used in business and how technology adds value to business processes. Depending on the specialization area chosen, graduates will have the skills to install and manage networks, troubleshoot applications and help users, create and modify websites as needed, safeguard networks and proprietary information, manage and utilize databases in a business environment, or utilize IP Telephony to enhance communications for an organization. Graduates value critical thinking, communication, diverse perspectives, technology and information literacy, and business and professional skills.

Concentration	Network Security & Forensics
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent. (GED)
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Rasmussen College welcomes transfer students who want to complete an in-demand degree and start a successful new career. If you’ve already earned college credit from an accredited 2- or 4-year college or university after graduating from high school, we invite you to speak with a transfer specialist about our seamless transfer policy.‡ With a thorough, yet efficient, transcript evaluation, our transfer specialists will help make your transition smooth as possible so you can save time and money as you start your path to completing your degree.
Courses	Hardware and Software I » Hardware and Software II » Microsoft Windows Workstation » Networking Fundamental » Networking Security » Windows Active Directory » Microsoft Windows Server » Cisco Networking Fundamentals and Routing » Managing Information Security » Information Technology Capstone » Project Planning and Documentation » Customer Service » Introduction to Business » Professional Communication » Business Ethics » Computer Applications and Business Systems Concepts » Success Strategies » Career Development »

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Total Programs	56
Subject Areas	76





Bachelor of Science in Financial Forensics

CTU's Bachelor of Science in Financial Forensics degree program is designed for students who wish to combine a solid foundation in Finance and Accounting with the knowledge and skills necessary to enter the field of financial investigations. Students can take classes that give them a solid foundation in financial regulations and statutes, finance and accounting concepts and criminal investigations. Specialized concentration courses that focus on the investigation of money laundering, terrorist financing, and forensic accounting can give the students the skills critical to participating in financial investigations.

Prereq GPA	2.75
Prereq Degree	high school graduation or equivalency
Credit Transfer Restrictions	Every institution has its own rules regarding transferability of credits and recognition of coursework/degrees from another institution. The awarding of credit for and recognition of coursework/degrees completed at any other institution is at the sole discretion of the receiving institution. No one at the School implied or made any representation or guarantee that coursework completed at another institution would transfer to the School. Additionally, no one at the School implied, promised, or guaranteed that any credits earned at the School will transfer to or be accepted by any other institution. I understand there is a meaningful possibility that some or all credits earned at the School will not transfer to or be recognized by other institutions, and that it is my responsibility to find out in advance of enrollment whether a different institution will recognize coursework/degrees or accept credits earned at the School.
Courses	World History Since 1500 » World History and Culture I » English Composition Preparation » Introduction to Computing » Pre-Algebra » Elementary Algebra » Introduction to Business » Macroeconomics » English Composition I » English Composition II » Professional Speaking » World History Since 1500 or World History and Culture I » Career Planning » Introduction to IT » Spreadsheet Applications » Values in World Literature » Business Algebra » Computer Assisted Statistics » Ethics » Environmental Science » Introduction to Sociology » Accounting I » Accounting II » Accounting III » International Business » Operations Management » Business Law I »

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Total Programs	53
Subject Areas	80





Bachelor's in Computer Information Systems - Computer Forensics

Computer Information Systems program graduates are prepared to successfully join the work force as technical and management professionals in a variety of industries. CIS graduates play essential roles on the business team, typically designing and implementing hardware and software solutions to business problems. They are also expected to possess knowledge, experience and skills that will enable them to adapt to change in this dynamic field through a lifelong learning process.

Concentration	Computer Forensics
Prereq GPA	Applicants are accepted if they meet at least one of the follow- ing criteria: • Have earned a qualifying associate degree or higher from a DeVry-approved post-secondary institution. • Have completed an appropriate amount of qualifying college- level
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
Credit Transfer Restrictions	An applicant seeking to transfer credit from another institution must request a credit evaluation prior to beginning the frst class at DeVry and must provide an offcial transcript from the institution where the credit was earned. DeVry may require a catalog or additional material or, if credits were earned at a foreign institution, a credit evaluation by an approved external evaluation service. A maximum of 80 DeVry credit hours may be awarded for lower-division or community college courses. In Oregon, a maximum of 50 percent of a bac- calaureate program’s credit hours may be transferred from insti- tutions not offering baccalaureate degrees. Transfer credit maxi- mums are also subject to DeVry’s residence requirement for the chosen program. (See Graduation Requirements.) Students attend- ing DeVry who seek to earn credit at another institution for transfer to DeVry must have approval to do so in advance from a DeVry academic administrator.
Courses	Logic and Design » Architecture and Operating Systems with Lab » Connectivity with Lab » Composition » Advanced Composition » Technical Writing » Professional Communication » Introduction to the Humanities » United States History » Technology, Society, and Culture » Psychology » Developmental Psychology » Principles of Economics » Career Development » Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving » Algebra for College Students » Statistics for Decision-Making » Fundamentals of Human Anatomy and Physiology with Lab » Essentials of Accounting » Introduction to Business and Technology » Project Management » Computer Applications for Business with Lab » Principles of Information Systems Security » Programming with Lab » Object-Oriented Programming with Lab » Business Application Programming with Lab » Web Interface Design with Lab » Web Application Development with Lab » Structured Analysis and Design » Introduction to Database with Lab » Object-Oriented Analysis and Design » Computer Information Systems Senior Project » Computer Information Systems Senior Project I » Computer Information Systems Senior Project II » Digital Crime: Evidence and Procedure » Computer Ethics » Digital Forensics I with Lab » Digital Forensics II with Lab » Information Systems Security Planning and Audit »

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Total Programs	54
Subject Areas	271





Bachelor's (BIT) - Computer Forensics

If you are seeking a BIT with a concentration in Computer Forensics completion degree online, AIU Online can help you with your education needs. This BIT degree completion program features a concentration in Computer Forensics that allows students to focus their education on this fascinating and rapidly changing field of study, which combines technical skills and knowledge with an interest in the detection and prevention of computer crime. Students who successfully complete the online BIT degree completion program with a concentration in Computer Forensics should be able to: * Use operating systems and networking knowledge. * Apply the principles of programming to develop applications and websites. * Program for database connectivity. * Define data modeling, data definition language, and data manipulation language. * Define concepts of computer systems, hardware, programming languages, and databases. * Research career opportunities in information technology. * Identify issues and practices in information technology management. * Collect electronic evidence without altering or damaging the original data. * Analyze the legal considerations for investigating and prosecuting computer crimes to develop a forensic process that is defensible in court. * Use information technology security tools and practices to plan for, detect, respond to, and recover from incidences that require network forensic activity.

Concentration	Computer Forensics
Prereq Info	http://mycampus.aiuonline.edu/schools/5/pdf/admissions_packet.pdf
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent.
Special Instructions	This program requires 9 credits of General Education Electives, 9 credits of General Elective Requirements and 4.5 credits of Internship/General Elective courses for graduation.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	"Only earned degrees from accredited institutions that meet all of the criteria set forth in AIU’s block transfer policy or institutions with articulation agreements with AIU can be evaluated for block transfer. Only courses completed with a “C” (or equivalent) or above will be eligible or transfer credit.All other official college and military transcripts are evaluated on a course- by-course basis in accordance with AIU policies."
Courses	Art Appreciation » Topics in Cultural Studies » Introduction to Computers » English Composition I » English Composition II » College Algebra » Presentation Essentials » Aspects of Psychology » Sociology » Biology » Environmental Science » Discovering Information Technology » Introduction to Computer and Network Hardware » Introduction to Operating Systems » Fundamentals of Programming and Logic » Introduction to Databases » Introduction to Programming Using Alice » Network Infrastructure Basics » Comprehensive IT Project » Relational Database Management Systems » Computer Networks » Data Structures and Implementation » IT Project and Team Management » Data Modeling and Design » Human/Computer Interfaces and Interactions » Planning and Implementing a Network » Data Mining and Warehousing » Program Capstone » Advanced Digital Forensic Investigations » Electronic Discovery » Network Forensics » Global Forensics »

Bachelor's (BSCJ) - Forensic Science

This Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice (BSCJ) degree program features a concentration in Forensic Science and is designed for students wishing to pursue an interest in a fascinating field that combines scientific and criminal justice techniques. Coursework is structured to assist them in the development of their goals as they acquire the knowledge and skills common to forensic science professionals.

Concentration	Forensic Science
Prereq Info	http://mycampus.aiuonline.edu/schools/5/pdf/admissions_packet.pdf
Prereq Degree	High school diploma or equivalent.
Credit Transfer Restrictions	"Only earned degrees from accredited institutions that meet all of the criteria set forth in AIU’s block transfer policy or institutions with articulation agreements with AIU can be evaluated for block transfer. Only courses completed with a “C” (or equivalent) or above will be eligible or transfer credit.All other official college and military transcripts are evaluated on a course- by-course basis in accordance with AIU policies."
Courses	Art Appreciation » Topics in Cultural Studies » Introduction to Computers » English Composition I » English Composition II » College Algebra » Presentation Essentials » Aspects of Psychology » Sociology » Biology » Environmental Science » Comparative Criminal Justice System » Crime Victim Studies » Constitutional Law » Cultural Diversity in Criminal Justice » Ethics and Criminal Justice » Criminal Justice Research Methods » Applied Statistics » Advanced Topics in Corrections » Senior Capstone in Criminal Justice » Criminalistics » Aspects of Forensic Psychology » Medical and Legal Death Investigation » Cybercrimes »

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Top 20 US Forensics Schools (campus and online)

University of Pennsylvania
Total Programs	188
Number of Subjects	140
Rank in USA	5th

University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Total Programs	279
Number of Subjects	183
Rank in USA	31st

Boston University
Total Programs	6
Number of Subjects	124
Rank in USA	32nd

Ohio State University-Main Campus
Total Programs	202
Number of Subjects	150
Rank in USA	33rd

University of California-Davis
Total Programs	160
Number of Subjects	114
Rank in USA	41st

Michigan State University
Total Programs	220
Number of Subjects	164
Rank in USA	45th

University of California-Irvine
Total Programs	120
Number of Subjects	90
Rank in USA	49th

George Washington University
Total Programs	194
Number of Subjects	171
Rank in USA	52nd

Northeastern University
Total Programs	10
Number of Subjects	126
Rank in USA	56th

University of Miami
Total Programs	177
Number of Subjects	151
Rank in USA	69th

North Carolina State University at Raleigh
Total Programs	175
Number of Subjects	137
Rank in USA	70th

University of Central Florida
Total Programs	136
Number of Subjects	140
Rank in USA	71st

University of Delaware
Total Programs	159
Number of Subjects	128
Rank in USA	95th

Drexel University
Total Programs	125
Number of Subjects	123
Rank in USA	108th

Marquette University
Total Programs	120
Number of Subjects	111
Rank in USA	111th

Auburn University Main Campus
Total Programs	131
Number of Subjects	128
Rank in USA	115th

Ohio University-Main Campus
Total Programs	183
Number of Subjects	158
Rank in USA	128th

University of Utah
Total Programs	176
Number of Subjects	141
Rank in USA	129th

University of South Florida
Total Programs	140
Number of Subjects	131
Rank in USA	138th

Towson University
Total Programs	114
Number of Subjects	109
Rank in USA	141st