African American Studies Graduate Programs in America

Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

• Yale University•
• Graduate School•
• NEW HAVEN, CT

Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

• Harvard University•
• Graduate School•
• CAMBRIDGE, MA
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  Rating 4.5 out of 5  2 reviews

Niche User: There's some stuff going on but there isn't much in the way of community for international graduate studentsRead 2 Reviews

School of Arts & Sciences - University of Pennsylvania

• University of Pennsylvania•
• Graduate School•
• PHILADELPHIA, PA

Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences

• Northwestern University•
• Graduate School•
• EVANSTON, IL

Cornell University College of Arts & Sciences

• Cornell University•
• Graduate School•
• ITHACA, NY

UCLA College of Letters and Science

• University of California - Los Angeles•
• Graduate School•
• LOS ANGELES, CA
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  Rating 3 out of 5  1 review

UC Berkeley College of Letters & Science

• University of California - Berkeley•
• Graduate School•
• BERKELEY, CA

Graduate School of Arts & Sciences - New York University

• New York University•
• Graduate School•
• NEW YORK, NY
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  Rating 4.6 out of 5  5 reviews

Master's Student: Professors are engaging and always available for help when needed, especially in the Art History department.Read 5 Reviews

College of Liberal Arts - University of Texas - Austin

• University of Texas - Austin•
• Graduate School•
• AUSTIN, TX

Graduate School of Arts & Sciences - Boston University

• Boston University•
• Graduate School•
• BOSTON, MA

College of Letters & Science, University of Wisconsin-Madison

• University of Wisconsin•
• Graduate School•
• MADISON, WI
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  Rating 3.5 out of 5  2 reviews

Graduate Student: I love the practical nature of my program(GISWMP) and I think I have become a better team player and more knowledgeable. I wish we had more diversity in faculty. There aren't enough professors!Read 2 Reviews

The Ohio State University College of Arts and Sciences

• The Ohio State University•
• Graduate School•
• COLUMBUS, OH
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  Rating 4 out of 5  1 review

Graduate Student: Not a bad place, good reputation but the College is cutting funds every year. Cutting funds within sociales sciences and humanities has been a problem that the college face every year.Read 1 Review

College of Arts and Letters - Michigan State University

• Michigan State University•
• Graduate School•
• EAST LANSING, MI

College of Arts & Sciences - Indiana University - Bloomington

• Indiana University - Bloomington•
• Graduate School•
• BLOOMINGTON, IN

College of Humanities and Fine Arts - University of Massachusetts - Amherst

• University of Massachusetts - Amherst•
• Graduate School•
• AMHERST, MA

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences - University of Iowa

• University of Iowa•
• Graduate School•
• IOWA CITY, IA
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  Rating 4 out of 5  2 reviews

Alum: The University of Iowa typically treats their grad students quite well. The faculty are dedicated to student success and go out of their way to ensure you learn what you need to, cater to your interests and skills, and have the financial security to continue your studies. Iowa pays humanities grad students well and the health insurance is both stellar and cheap. The environment is friendly and supportive rather than competitive, which was hugely important for me. ...I wish things could have been more interdisciplinary. The other issue and of a growing concern is that the University board and new president were heading in a direction that wasn't student friendly or focused (or faculty/staff for that matter). As I graduated (2018), there were increasing discussions of cutting benefits, assistantships, tenure packages...Read 2 Reviews

Temple University College of Liberal Arts

• Temple University•
• Graduate School•
• PHILADELPHIA, PA

College of Arts and Sciences - Stony Brook University, SUNY

• Stony Brook University, SUNY•
• Graduate School•
• STONY BROOK, NY
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  Rating 3 out of 5  3 reviews

Graduate Student: (Music Department): Wonderful faculty and administrators who work hard for you and who are understanding. It’s easy to be able to work with many of the faculty members in the department, of you desire. Overall, the atmosphere is collegial and non-competitive, and students are helped to become their own artist rather then conform to an expected mold. The program has lots of freedom built in, which works best for students with high motivation/personal goals...Read 3 Reviews

University of Louisville College of Arts and Sciences

• University of Louisville•
• Graduate School•
• LOUISVILLE, KY

College of Arts and Sciences - University at Albany, SUNY

• University at Albany, SUNY•
• Graduate School•
• ALBANY, NY
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  Rating 5 out of 5  2 reviews

Doctoral Student: At University at Albany, I've received excellent support from my mentors and the freedom to explore my own interests within the scope of my lab's overall goals. In areas where I'm weakest, I've been pushed to reach new limits. My advisors recognize my strengths and interests and guide me to use them as the "ore" to "smith fine weapon." ...There's not much I can say about the graduate community (COVID-19). I am delighted to be a grad student at UAlbany.Read 2 Reviews

College of Letters and Science - University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee

• University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee•
• Graduate School•
• MILWAUKEE, WI

College of Arts and Sciences - Georgia State University

• Georgia State University•
• Graduate School•
• ATLANTA, GA

James H. Gilliam, Jr. College of Liberal Arts

• Morgan State University•
• Graduate School•
• BALTIMORE, MD

School of Arts and Sciences - Clark Atlanta University

• Clark Atlanta University•
• Graduate School•
• ATLANTA, GA

Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

• Columbia University•
• Graduate School•
• NEW YORK, NY
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  Rating 5 out of 5  2 reviews

Master's Student: The fact that Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences offers top-notch education is a no brainer. The administration and student financial offices try to help students offset the cost of attendance in a variety of ways, including assistanceships, on-campus employment, loans, etc. but sadly these are still not enough for the majority of students. I hope the school releases a greater funds from its endowment to financially support its students so they can experience healthy, sustainable education...Read 2 Reviews