U.S. News & World Report 2009 rankings of Ohio State graduate programs

Fisher College of Business: ranked 27th overall among 425 institutions with MBA programs. Specialty program in supply chain/logistics ranked 7th.
College of Education and Human Ecology: Ohio State ranked 16th overall out of 278 graduate education programs. Specialty programs in vocational/technical education ranked 1st; counseling/personnel services ranked 4th; elementary education, curriculum/instruction, and administration/supervision ranked 6th, and secondary teacher education ranked 7th.
College of Engineering: ranked 29th overall out of 198 institutions with graduate engineering programs. The school also experienced gains in programs for environmental engineering, industrial and systems engineering, mechanical engineering. Computer science ranked 31st.

Moritz College of Law: ranked 32nd in the nation out of 184 ABA-accredited law schools. The specialty program in dispute resolution ranked 5th. U.S. News again identified the College of Law as one of the most racially diverse student bodies in the nation, with 9 percent of the students identified as Asian-American.
College of Medicine: ranked 30th overall among 125 accredited medical schools. The specialty program in primary care ranked 31st. Within the College's School of Allied Medicine, the program in physical therapy ranked 19th.
College of Pharmacy: ranked 5th overall.
Physical Therapy: ranked 19th overall.
Master of Fine Arts: ranked 21st among 220 Master of Fine Arts programs in art and design. Industrial design ranked 5th in the country, and programs in ceramics and glass both ranked 6th.
College of Social and Behavioral Sciences: ranked 33rd in clinical psychology, and 18th in speech-language pathology.
The John Glenn School of Public Affairs ranked 36th out of 269 schools with master's programs.
College of Mathematics and Physical Sciences: ranked 11th in nuclear physics, 33rd overall in mathematics and 26th in physics.