The Planetizen 2007 Guide to Graduate Urban Planning program is the first independent and systematic ranking of graduate urban planning programs. The Guide inclues rankings of the top programs by region and specialty, in addition to the top 25 overall programs. The guide also includes a directory of programs in the U.S. and Canada, and advice from practitioners and current students for those considering pursuing a master's degree in urban planning. Contents include: - Introduction to Graduate Study in Urban Planning - Directory of 92 Graduate Urban Planning Programs (In the U.S. and Canada) - Top 25 Planning Schools - Rankings by 12 Specialty Areas (including real estate, urban design, land use planning, urban design, historic preservation and transportation planning) - Geographic rankings - Profiles of Planning Students - "What I Wish I Knew Before Going to Planning School" - How to Select a Planning Program - Programs with least expensive tuition - Largest schools Urban planning is an exciting field of study, and as the global community becomes ever more connected, it is also increasingly one of our society's most critical professions. The Planetizen Guide can help you to identify the right graduate program for your interests so that you can thrive and make their own unique and important contribution to the field.

Planetizen 2007 Guide to Graduate Urban Planning Programs (Urban Planning Schools)

Education & Teaching

Planetizen

Schools & Teaching

Urban Insight, Inc.

In addition to the list of the top 25 programs, the 2009 Guide also features a list of the top planning programs according to educators and practitioners by region, tuition, financial aid, and academic specialty. With detailed profiles of 100 programs in the U.S. and Canada, the 2009 Guide is the most thorough and comprehensive resource covering master's degree programs in urban planning, and is an essential tool for anyone considering graduate study in urban planning and closely related fields. Profiles of current graduate students and professional planners give prospective students an insider s view of the industry, helping them find the best school to meet their needs, along with advice on graduate school applications. To produce the 2009 Guide, Planetizen enlisted the help of the professional opinion research firm Davis, Hibbitts, and Midghall, Inc. to survey hundreds of professionals, educators and students. First published in 2006, the Planetizen Guide to Graduate Urban Planning Programs has been widely praised by prospective planning students as being the single most important tool used in deciding which schools they would attend. This new edition of the Guide includes even more information previously unavailable to prospective planning students. In addition, Planetizen consulted with a special committee of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) to ensure that the 2009 edition met the expectations of students, planning programs and faculty.

Planetizen 2009 Guide to Graduate Urban Planning Programs (Urban Planning Schools)

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Planetizen Press

The Planetizen Guide to Graduate Urban Planning Programs is the only comprehensive ranking and listing of graduate urban planning programs available. In its 3rd edition, the guide is exhaustively researched by the staff of Planetizen. Thousands of students have used the Guide to inform their decision on which graduate programs to apply to, and ultimately, attend.

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