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How our students compare
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UMCP |
Other programs
|
Applications submitted for admission (2004-2005 year)
Doctoral
Masters |
46
92 |
33
72 |
Applications accepted for admission
Doctoral
Masters |
24 (52%)
57 (62%) |
13 (47%)
41 (60%) |
Applicants admitted
Doctoral
Masters |
5 (30.4%)
17 (54.0%) |
7 (57%)
26(57%) |
| Average GRE scores for admitted PhD students--combined
verbal and quantitative |
1103 |
1112 |
Percentage of those who enrolled who are European - American
Doctoral
Masters |
100%
76% |
100%
78% |
Percentage of those who enrolled who are Male
Doctoral
Masters |
40%
12% |
60%
43% |
Total Number of Students in Program
Doctoral
Masters |
38
144 |
33
44 |
Amount of typical award for “fully funded” students
Doctoral
Masters |
$13,230
$12,448 |
$11,740
$8,750 |
Number of Graduates Students Employed on Externally
Funded Projects |
15 (8%) |
7 (9%) |
Percentage of last year's PhD graduates
employed in...
Their program
Tenure track university positions
Research in private/non-profit org
Research in Gov't agency |
0%
50%
0%
50% |
6%
68%
4%
11% |
Our program is larger and attracts more
female students than the average graduate program in criminology and
criminal justice. Funded students get slightly larger awards here
than elsewhere. A higher percentage of our PhD graduates find
employment in Federal Government agencies than in other programs.
How our faculty compares
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UMCP |
Other Programs
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| Number of Full-Time Graduate Faculty Members |
13 |
13 |
| Percentage of faculty who are European - American |
100% |
92.8% |
| Percentage of faculty who are Male |
63% |
66.6% |
| Average salary of faculty (full professor and higher) |
$127,880 |
$90,500 |
Total dollar amount of grants received
by faculty last calendar year
Federal
State and local gov't
Foundations |
$644,885
$1,178,657
$3,506 |
$521,084
$155,773
$0 |
Our faculty is the same size and similar
demographically to faculty in other programs. Just as our students
receive higher compensation for teaching and research
assistantships, our faculty also earn higher salaries than in other
places. Our faculty also receives more external funding to support
their work than faculty in other programs.
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