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Most Popular Colleges for Medieval Studies Doctor’s Degree Programs

In 2017-2018, 10 students received their doctor’s degree in medieval studies from an American university. Ranked in order of popularity, here are the colleges with the largest programs in the field:

#1

University of Notre Dame

Notre Dame, Indiana

With 4 doctor’s degrees handed out in 2017-2018, University of Notre Dame is the most popular college in the country for medieval studies degree-seekers.

The following table gives an overview of the average costs for graduate students attending Notre Dame.

Average Graduate Tuition and Fees at University of Notre Dame
In-State Out-of-State

Full-Time Tuition

$50,864

$50,864

Fees for Full-Time Students

$472

$472

Part-Time per Credit Hour

$2,826

$2,826

Across all programs, there were 1,357 graduate assistants at the school in 2017-2018. Of that number, 617 were classified as teaching assistants, and 740 were classified as research assistants.

#2

Cornell University

Ithaca, New York

Cornell is ranked #2 on our list due to it handing out doctor's degrees in medieval studies to 3 students in 2017-2018. Cornell also ranks #2 in popularity in New York for students seeking a medieval studies degree.

Graduate students at Cornell can expect to pay the following average costs.

Average Graduate Tuition and Fees at Cornell University
In-State Out-of-State

Full-Time Tuition

$29,500

$29,500

Fees for Full-Time Students

$85

$85

Part-Time per Credit Hour

$1,410

$1,410

In 2017-2018, the school reported the combined number of graduate assistants across all departments to be 2,579. Of that number, 1,486 were classified as teaching assistants, and 1,093 were classified as research assistants.

#3

University of Connecticut

Storrs, Connecticut

In 2017-2018, 1 students at UCONN earned doctor's degrees in medieval studies. This makes the college rank #3 on our list. UCONN also ranks #3 in popularity in Connecticut for students seeking a medieval studies degree.

This table gives a breakdown of the average costs for graduate students attending UCONN.

Average Graduate Tuition and Fees at University of Connecticut
In-State Out-of-State

Full-Time Tuition

$14,500

$35,812

Fees for Full-Time Students

$2,310

$2,310

Part-Time per Credit Hour

$806

$1,991

In a typical year, there are 2,410 graduate assistants in all departments combined at the school. Of that number, 1,503 were classified as teaching assistants, and 473 were classified as research assistants. The remaining GAs were categorized as Other.

#3

Yale University

New Haven, Connecticut

About 1 students earned doctor's degrees in medieval studies at Yale University in 2017-2018, making the school the third most popular in the nation. Yale also ranks #3 in popularity in Connecticut for students seeking a medieval studies degree.

Here are the average costs for graduate students at Yale.

Average Graduate Tuition and Fees at Yale University
In-State Out-of-State

Full-Time Tuition

$41,000

$41,000

Fees for Full-Time Students

Not Reported

Not Reported

Part-Time per Credit Hour

Not Reported

Not Reported

In 2017-2018, Yale reported having 3,081 graduate assistants across all departments at the school. Of that number, 1,447 were classified as teaching assistants, and 1,485 were classified as research assistants. The remaining GAs were categorized as Other.

#3

Catholic University of America

Washington, District of Columbia

At CUA, 1 doctorates were awarded in 2017-2018 in medieval studies, which makes the school come in at #3 on our list. CUA also ranks #3 in popularity in District of Columbia for students seeking a medieval studies degree.

These are the average costs for graduate students attending CUA.

Average Graduate Tuition and Fees at Catholic University of America
In-State Out-of-State

Full-Time Tuition

$44,400

$44,400

Fees for Full-Time Students

$620

$620

Part-Time per Credit Hour

$1,770

$1,770

The school reported having 340 graduate assistants for all departments combined in 2017-2018. Of that number, 191 were classified as teaching assistants, and 148 were classified as research assistants. The remaining GAs were categorized as Other.

A note on these rankings: The colleges above are ranked by the number of graduates in the program meaning the largest programs are at the top. While program popularity does not necessarily indicate quality, it does mean that many students are successfully graduating from the program, thus, making them worthwhile programs to consider.

References

National Center for Education Statistics
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