Gender Studies Graduate Programs in the New York City Area

• New Brunswick, NJ•

• Rutgers University - New Brunswick•

• Graduate School

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  Rating 4.2 out of 5  5 reviews

Graduate Student: Rutgers Graduate School of Education requires 30 credits which can begin as an undergraduate, with the five year program, or two years after completing a bachelors degree. This school serves the need of those who wish to become teachers, or gain an additional certificate, such as school leaders, counselors, or learning disabilities teacher/consultant or wish to develop other career skills. The faculty has gained national ranking, awards and honors. They are diverse in perspective and experience, united in mission and commitment, and have created an exciting and vibrant scholarly community dedicated to the ultimate goal of improving student achievement. Rutgers GSE is exciting yet challenging, but rewarding in the long-run.... Read 5 reviews

• Stony Brook, NY•

• Stony Brook University, SUNY•

• Graduate School

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  Rating 3 out of 5  3 reviews

Doctoral Student: In the Physics Department, the classes are wide-ranging and generally well taught. They are challenging and require the amount of effort expected of a very good graduate education. However, the department is also somewhat behind the times in the assessment that is required for a PhD. You will spend two years jumping through hoops before beginning any real work for very little money. Many students wish to do research in String Theory, but there is little funding available and many students are admitted. Funding in most other areas of the department are adequate enough that most students are in the research area they wish to pursue.... Read 3 reviews

• New York, NY•

• CUNY Graduate School & University Center•

• Graduate School

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  Rating 4.44 out of 5  16 reviews

Current Master's student: Studying Applied Theatre at CUNY under one of the pioneers of the profession, Christopher Vine has been an enlightening and rewarding experience. My cohort is supportive in both my academic and professional process. In recognizing that theatre and education in the US is still dominated by white leaders, it has been illuminating to be an Asian American in a space where my opinions and ideas are held in high regard by my professors and my classmates. Though I find the work to be sometimes hard and overwhelming, I'm driven to keep going because of the confidence the people in my program have in me. It's been inspiring and uplifting to be in an educational space like this. For the first time going to school, I feel seen and respected as an Asian American.... Read 16 reviews