The following programs were self-nominated as part of a NASP multicultural graduate program survey. They have demonstrated a commitment to diversity issues through the recruitment and retention of students from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, multicultural curricular emphasis, faculty members involved in multicultural research and outreach, and participation in related research and training grants.

The information reported below was based on the information gathered on the self-report survey however, the most accurate and updated information should be reviewed on the individual program websites.

Thank you for your ongoing commitment to diversity and multicultural issues.

Specialist Level Programs

• Brigham Young University
• Brooklyn College-City University of New York*
• Gallaudet University*
• New Mexico State University
• Queens College-City University of New York*
• San Diego State University*
• Texas State University*
• Tufts University
• University of Arizona-Tucson
• University of Massachusetts-Boston
• Webster University

Doctoral-Only Programs

• Pennsylvania State University
• Texas A&M University
• University of Colorado Denver*
• University of Houston

Specialist and Doctoral Programs

• Fordham University - Lincoln Center* 
• Georgia State University 
• Lehigh University 
• St. John's University*
• The Ohio State University 
• University of Minnesota 
• University of Nebraska-Lincoln 
• University of Wisconsin-Madison 

* Programs with a bilingual specialization

This document is intended for informational purposes only, and does not imply a formal review or official designation by NASP as a multicultural or bilingual program. Prospective students are encouraged to obtain further information by visiting the training programs' websites and by contacting the programs directly.