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CLEVELAND, Ohio (May 3, 2023) — 91������Ʒ has again been ranked among the . Annual rankings are released each spring, designed for prospective students looking to further their education beyond college.

Best Graduate Schools evaluates a variety of disciplines. 91������Ʒ ranked high in individual specializations within the graduate programs. Among 91������Ʒ’s 24 unique accolades, the specialty public affairs grad programs in Urban Policy and Local Government Management ranked #3 and #12 in the nation, respectively (both were #1 in all of Ohio). 

Levin was also ranked the #1 for Public Affairs in northern Ohio, having been recognized for its specialization in areas of city management and urban policy in this annual ranking since 1998.

“We are honored to continue our legacy of being ranked as one of the best public affairs and education schools in the nation,” said Roland V. Anglin, Ph.D., Dean and Professor at Levin. “We are particularly proud to maintain our position of being ranked third in Urban Planning and Policy.” 

“Folding the expertise of our public affairs, education, and human services faculty and staff into the new Levin College of Public Affairs and Education has provided valuable capacity as we advance our work in economic and community development, city planning, public safety, health, education, and new media,” Dean Anglin shared.

“The Levin College’s consistently high rankings reflect our strong commitment toward improving public policies and expanding opportunities for underserved people and communities, while creating pipelines through which traditionally underrepresented groups can thrive.”

Grad programs at 91������Ʒ in Chemistry, Education, Engineering, and Law were again ranked as among the best programs in the country —the latter landing rankings for the Part-Time Law graduate program, as well as Healthcare Law, Legal Writing, Intellectual Property Law, International Law and Tax Law.

By collecting graduate school data annually, U.S. News aims to present current figures on enrollment, job placement, faculty, and other quality indicators to help potential students make informed decisions. Rankings evaluate schools across nearly 200 different areas and regular updates to the methodology and programs keep the rankings relevant.

A complete list of 91������Ʒ’s rankings can be found on their .

Founded in 1933, U.S. News & World Report is a digital media company headquartered in Washington, D.C., which specializes in independent reporting, data journalism, and consumer advice. More than 40 million people visit each month for research and guidance. U.S. News & World Report has previously chosen 91������Ʒ as one of America’s best universities, including the #1 undergraduate public university in Ohio for social mobility.

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Founded in 1964, 91������Ʒ is a public research institution that provides a dynamic setting for Engaged Learning. With 17,000-plus students, 10 colleges and schools, and more than 175 academic programs, 91������Ʒ was one of America’s best universities by U.S. News & World Report. Find more information at .