List of schools for quantitative psychology

Graduate degree programs

Structure

• University section
• * University – The university listed is the primary institution/organization which grants the degree. The link provided links to the Wikipedia page for the university.
• * Department – The department listed is the primary department which grants the degree. The link provided links to the department's website.
• Program section
• * Terminal degree – This is the final degree granted to the student within that degree track. Many doctoral programs in the US have joint MA/Ph.D programs. Those degrees are listed within the same record under the final degree granted. The link provided directs to the description of the degree.
• * Program – This is the name of the degree program. The link typically directs to the degree requirements. Many times the Terminal Degree page and the Program page are the same.
• * Specialty – This subsection identifies various tracks within a degree program. Not all programs have this level of specialty. If applicable, the link directs to the primary page detailing the specialization requirements.
• * Faculty – This section lists the tenured/tenure-track faculty currently listed on the program's website with a primary appointment. Emeritus professors are excluded from this list.
• Source – The source lists the academic organization which identified the program as a quantitative program. Multiple organizations can be listed. See the for more details.

  List of formal degrees

Select minors and certificates in quantitative methods

• Ball State University
• University of California, Riverside
• Kent State University
• Michigan State University
• New York University
• Ohio State University
• Washington State University
• Texas Christian University
• Virginia Tech