 Why Iowa?
College of Education Ranks 19th Best Public, 29th Best Overall In its 2012 report on the nation’s best graduate programs, U.S.News & World Report ranked The University of Iowa College of Education 19th best among public schools granting doctoral degrees. Among all schools assessed, both public and private, the College ranked 29th. Specialty programs within the College of Education also continue to rank highly, according to the “America’s Best Graduate Schools 2012.” Top ranking programs as compared to other public universities include: | | |
A Message from Dean Crocco  Welcome students, alumni, and visitors,
I trust that you are as excited as I am to explore our wonderful academic community. As the year unfolds, I hope I have an opportunity to learn what attracted you to Iowa and what you hope to accomplish with your studies. Eleanor Roosevelt understood well that education is the lifeblood of democracy and essential for the prosperity and wellbeing of citizens. As a publicly engaged organization, The University of Iowa College of Education focuses on providing an excellent educational experience for its students while concurrently emphasizing a commitment to the greater good of the communities it serves. The College of Education also aims at nurturing leaders. Whether teachers, school administrators, counselors, psychologists, or professors, our graduates are prepared to meet the ever-changing needs of an interconnected world. We are thrilled with your interest in the College of Education and look forward to sharing all that we have to offer. Above all, be sure to seize the opportunity to immerse yourself in this institution and its broader communities. Let us work together in the coming months to create new possibilities—for you, the College of Education, the University of Iowa, and our world! Warmly,
 Margaret S. Crocco
Dean
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