Illinois State University, College of Arts and Sciences
More than 20,000 students -- of which 3,000 are graduate students -- attend Illinois State University each year. The Central Illinois community of Bloomington-Normal, home of Illinois State, has a population of about 100,000. The Graduate School coordinates approximately 39 master's, two specialist, and eight doctoral degree programs, as well as numerous graduate certificates.
Masters:
- Master in Applied Economics
- Master in Chemistry
- Master in Clinical-Counseling Psychology
- Master in Cognitive and Behavioral Science Psychology
- Master in Communication
- Master in Developmental Psychology
- Master in English
- Master in Historical Archaeology
- Master in History
- Master in Hydrogeology
- Master in Industrial / Organizational-Social Psychology
- Master in Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
- Master in Mathematics
- Master in Political Science
- Master in Quantitative (Measurement / Statistics) Psychology
- Master in School Psychology
- Master in Social Work
- Master in Sociology
- Master in Speech-Language Pathology
- Master in Writing
Doctors:
- Doctor in Biological Sciences
- Doctor in English Studies
- Doctor in Mathematics Education
- Doctor in School Psychology
- Doctor in Speech-Language Pathology
Certificates:
- Certificate in Social Work
- Certificate in Sociology
- Certificate in Writing
