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Best colleges for political science & international relations

Every school we cover is scored 0–100 for political science & international relations. The score blends how graduates in the major do four years out against the national norm for the same major, the strength of the student body, how many undergraduate courses the department lists, and the size of the program. Small programs (under five graduates a year) are capped. 80 and up is a standout program, 65+ strong, 45+ solid.

The top political science & international relations schools: Harvard University, Georgetown University, University of Notre Dame.

Top 100 colleges for political science & international relations
RankSchoolScore (0–100)TierGraduates per year in the majorShare of the classPay vs. national, same majorAcceptance rate
1Harvard University Cambridge, MA98Standout1649.7%1.51×4%
2Georgetown University Washington, DC94Standout55531.1%1.24×13%
2University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, IN94Standout1758.1%1.49×11%
2Duke University Durham, NC94Standout1116%1.40×5%
5Yale University New Haven, CT92Standout17312.2%1.43×5%
5University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA92Standout1585.5%1.42×5%
5Princeton University Princeton, NJ92Standout574.5%1.40×4%
8Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN90Standout1307.6%1.62×6%
8Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, MD90Standout1168.1%1.62×8%
8Bowdoin College Brunswick, ME90Standout7717.5%1.41×7%
8Colby College Waterville, ME90Standout6612.5%1.53×7%
12Tufts University Medford, MA89Standout23415.8%1.19×11%
12Stanford University Stanford, CA89Standout1338.3%1.37×4%
12Middlebury College Middlebury, VT89Standout9614.6%1.31×11%
12Davidson College Davidson, NC89Standout6714.4%–13%
12Williams College Williamstown, MA89Standout469%1.40×9%
17United States Military Academy at West Point West Point, NY88Standout959%–12%
18University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NC87Standout3697.6%1.14×17%
18Brown University Providence, RI87Standout19511.6%1.32×5%
18Tulane University of Louisiana New Orleans, LA87Standout1949.3%1.13×14%
18University of Chicago Chicago, IL87Standout1347.7%1.39×4%
18Washington University in St. Louis St. Louis, MO87Standout754.1%1.43×12%
18Claremont McKenna College Claremont, CA87Standout6218.8%1.29×9%
18Wellesley College Wellesley, MA87Standout6211%1.15×14%
18Bates College Lewiston, ME87Standout5411.3%1.28×13%
18Pomona College Claremont, CA87Standout4612.6%–7%
27George Washington University Washington, DC86Standout81627.8%1.19×47%
27American University Washington, DC86Standout60334%1.13×62%
27University of Michigan–Ann Arbor Ann Arbor, MI86Standout2473.1%1.22×16%
27Columbia University New York, NY86Standout23210.5%1.58×5%
27Dartmouth College Hanover, NH86Standout18217.3%1.68×6%
27United States Naval Academy Annapolis, MD86Standout11310.1%–9%
33Emory University Atlanta, GA85Standout1205.7%1.40×10%
33Trinity College Hartford, CT85Standout7714.9%1.49×30%
33Barnard College New York, NY85Standout709.6%1.23×9%
33Washington and Lee University Lexington, VA85Standout7015.8%1.50×14%
33Hamilton College Clinton, NY85Standout5511.2%1.20×14%
38Northwestern University Evanston, IL84Standout1346.5%1.15×7%
38Lafayette College Easton, PA84Standout9613.8%1.39×31%
40University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, CA83Standout4184.8%1.19×11%
40Boston College Chestnut Hill, MA83Standout1586.8%1.37×16%
40College of the Holy Cross Worcester, MA83Standout12917%1.39×18%
40Colgate University Hamilton, NY83Standout12016.1%1.26×14%
40Wake Forest University Winston Salem, NC83Standout1199.2%1.35×22%
40Bucknell University Lewisburg, PA83Standout11112.6%1.46×29%
40Wesleyan University Middletown, CT83Standout8410.5%–16%
47University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA82Standout6537%1.17×9%
47University of Washington Seattle, WA82Standout3894.5%1.15×39%
47The University of Texas–Austin Austin, TX82Standout3403.3%1.20×27%
47University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA82Standout3117%1.24×17%
47William & Mary Williamsburg, VA82Standout28518%1.22×34%
47Occidental College Los Angeles, CA82Standout6814%1.08×45%
47Rice University Houston, TX82Standout282.7%1.39×8%
54Lehigh University Bethlehem, PA81Standout685.4%1.32×29%
54Vassar College Poughkeepsie, NY81Standout649.8%1.04×19%
54Smith College Northampton, MA81Standout6010.1%1.09×21%
54Grinnell College Grinnell, IA81Standout4010%1.08×15%
54Bryn Mawr College Bryn Mawr, PA81Standout186.1%–29%
59University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA80Standout2775.1%1.23×10%
59New York University New York, NY80Standout2714%1.28×9%
59Syracuse University Syracuse, NY80Standout2356.9%1.12×46%
59Cornell University Ithaca, NY80Standout1163.1%1.51×9%
59Connecticut College New London, CT80Standout5813.7%1.15×37%
59Furman University Greenville, SC80Standout589.5%1.18×43%
59Amherst College Amherst, MA80Standout418.1%1.01×9%
66Franklin & Marshall College Lancaster, PA79Strong417.5%1.18×28%
67Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX78Strong623.2%–48%
67Oberlin College Oberlin, OH78Strong517.9%1.12×34%
67Trinity University San Antonio, TX78Strong478.1%1.09×26%
67Swarthmore College Swarthmore, PA78Strong378.8%0.92×7%
67Hillsdale College Hillsdale, MI78Strong3611.3%–21%
72University of Maryland, College Park College Park, MD77Strong3213.8%1.18×45%
72Gettysburg College Gettysburg, PA77Strong7712%1.21×40%
72University of Richmond Richmond, VA77Strong364.7%1.08×22%
72United States Air Force Academy Colorado Springs, CO77Strong252.5%–14%
72Scripps College Claremont, CA77Strong219.3%–38%
72Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA77Strong181.1%–11%
78Brandeis University Waltham, MA76Strong607%1.17×40%
78Colorado College Colorado Springs, CO76Strong479.4%–18%
78Kenyon College Gambier, OH76Strong418.9%–31%
78Carleton College Northfield, MN76Strong408.3%0.85×20%
78Denison University Granville, OH76Strong264.8%–17%
83University of Wisconsin–Madison Madison, WI75Strong3845.1%1.05×45%
83Northeastern University Boston, MA75Strong1643.7%1.15×5%
83Santa Clara University Santa Clara, CA75Strong966.9%1.48×48%
83Skidmore College Saratoga Springs, NY75Strong417.2%1.09×24%
83Union College Schenectady, NY75Strong326.6%1.19×44%
83Case Western Reserve University Cleveland, OH75Strong292.2%1.21×35%
89University of California San Diego La Jolla, CA74Strong3884.4%1.07×29%
89Virginia Tech Blacksburg, VA74Strong3384.7%1.15×55%
89Fordham University New York, NY74Strong24810.8%1.17×59%
89Loyola Marymount University Los Angeles, CA74Strong1227.3%1.14×45%
89The Catholic University of America Washington, DC74Strong648.3%1.17×83%
89Virginia Military Institute Lexington, VA74Strong5614.6%1.09×74%
89Yeshiva University New York, NY74Strong274.7%–56%
96University of Georgia Athens, GA73Strong4875.9%1.09×38%
96University of Minnesota–Twin Cities Minneapolis, MN73Strong2443.2%1.00×80%
96Michigan State University East Lansing, MI73Strong2362.7%1.09×85%
96Villanova University Villanova, PA73Strong1156.5%1.31×28%
96University of Rochester Rochester, NY73Strong934.8%1.07×42%

286 more schools are on the full political science & international relations ranking.

How this ranking works

Updated October 13, 2026. Sources: early-career pay for graduates of each program, by field of study (College Scorecard), graduates per year in the major (IPEDS), undergraduate courses listed in each department's current catalog, and the student body's test scores. Inputs that are missing for a school are dropped and the rest reweighted; programs with fewer than five graduates a year are capped at 30. Scores are relative to the other schools covered, from 0 to 100.

To cite: prefrosh.ai, "Best colleges for political science & international relations," updated October 13, 2026, https://prefrosh.ai/majors/political-science. For a specific student's chances at these schools, use Chance me, which reads odds from the student's own high school's admissions chart.

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