<p>How does Yale rank in their International Affairs/Relations program?</p>
<p>According to Foreign Policy Magazine:</p>
<p>2007 Top Undergraduate Programs in International Relations</p>
<p>Rank % Score </p>
<p>1----------48%----------Harvard
2----------46%----------Princeton
3----------30%----------Stanford
4----------28%----------Georgetown
5----------28%----------Columbia
6----------23%----------Yale
7----------21%----------U. of Chicago
8----------12%----------Berkeley
9----------11%----------Dartmouth
10--------10%----------George Washington U.</p>
<p>2007 Top PhD Programs in International Relations</p>
<p>Rank % Score </p>
<p>1----------65%----------Harvard
2----------52%----------Princeton
3----------45%----------Columbia
4----------45%----------Stanford
5----------30%----------U. of Chicago
6----------26%----------Yale
7----------25%----------Berkeley
8----------22%----------U. of Michigan
9----------20%----------U.C. San Diego
10--------12%----------Cornell</p>
<p>2007 Top Master’s Degree Programs in International Relations</p>
<p>Rank % Score </p>
<p>1----------65%----------Georgetown
2----------64%----------Johns Hopkins
3----------46%----------Harvard
4----------42%----------Tufts
5----------39%----------Columbia
6----------38%----------Princeton
7----------28%----------George Washington
8----------19%----------American University
9-----------9%----------U. of Denver
10---------7% ----------Syracuse</p>
<p>thanks for the great info hallowarts
so my fancy (or craze) with Yale does not parallel its competency in IR
Not that Yale’s not good, just that I like the field of study more than the school, possibly.
I was surprised to see Stanford in the top list though.
Still, no school can beat Yale’s residential schools.</p>