In the last three weeks I have posted some information about philosophy PhD programs, ranked by average student rating (you can see the other three posts here: https://academic-placement-data-and-analysis.ghost.io/tag/2021-top-programs/). This week I am covering the bottom quartile. One thing to note about the bottom quartile is

The last two weeks I have posted information about the top quartile [https://academic-placement-data-and-analysis.ghost.io/topquartilephilosophyphdprograms/] and second quartile [https://academic-placement-data-and-analysis.ghost.io/secondquartilephilosophyphdprograms/] of philosophy PhD programs according to average student rating. This week I am covering the third quartile. What is the difference between these quartiles? While

Last week I posted information about the top quartile [https://academic-placement-data-and-analysis.ghost.io/topquartilephilosophyphdprograms/] of philosophy PhD programs according to average student rating. This week I am covering the second quartile. What is the difference between these quartiles? There are only two statistically significant ones out of all the measures

In this blog post I collate some updated information about 30 of the best rated PhD programs in philosophy according to APDA surveys of past graduates and current students: * keywords (if 3+ participants chose the keyword), * average program ratings (if 5+ participants rated the program on that dimension), * job placement,