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Franklin & Marshall Report
January 1998
Franklin and Marshall College has just completed the 8th edition
of their "baccalaureate origins of Ph.D.s" report.
It ranks 4-year private institutions by Ph.D. production rates
per field. Below are the figures for Wooster in the 6th, 7th,
and 8th editions. The numbers are total degrees given; in parentheses
are our rankings in the pertinent group. Data is represented
for two time periods:
Since 1920 (1920-1988, 1920-1990, 1920-1995)
Every Ten Years (1979-1988, 1981-1990, 1986-1995)
Some highlights:
- It was the 5th edition which rated Wooster as
11th in Ph.D. production, the figure we often quote; that edition
covered the period from 1920 to 1986. The corresponding standings
for later editions are 13th, 26th, and 26th, respectively.
- Wooster produced 1,565 Ph.D.s from 1920 to 1995,
for an average of 21 per year.
- Our rating in the sciences stayed at 18th, but
in non-sciences fell from 11th to 26th.
- Our best ratings over the long period, 1920-1995,
are 2nd in chemistry, 6th in geology, 7th in education, and 9th
in history.
- Our rankings for total Ph.D.s over a 10-year
period rose to 19th (1986-1995) from 21st (1981-90); chemistry
rose to 5th in 1986-1990, having been 7th from 1981-1990.
Click here to see the complete Franklin
and Marshall report on Baccalaureate Origins of Doctoral Recipients, 8th Edition.
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