College Choice recognized Missouri State University’s gerontology degree program as number nine on a list of the 15 best gerontology bachelor’s degree programs.
Ranking highlights
Missouri State’s program stood out because of the option to earn a dual major in gerontology and psychology, or gerontology and sociology. It also offers quality course work in areas, such as:
- Mental health and aging
- Identity and aging in literature and film
- Gender and sexuality in later life
How the ranking is determined
College Choice looked at schools across the country that offer a bachelor’s degree in gerontology to compile the top 15 list. The criteria for this ranking included:
- Quality of the academic program
- Affordability and return on investment
- Student happiness based on retention and graduation rates
About the program
MSU’s gerontology program delivers a comprehensive and applied focus on the study of aging and age-related issues. It prepares students for work in diverse areas, including education, social services and business, as well as for further graduate studies.
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