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Thanks for the response, guys! I've been looking around so much at many different schools, and it just seems really easy to get overwhelmed by all the different options. That being said, I really appreciate the input. I hadn't considered a few of these schools (Claremont, etc.) until this thread. I am really interested in the continental tradition over the analytic, which makes me think I need to be careful about exactly where I would like to study.

Hey All, I've been creeping around this forum for a while, and always have lots of questions but I never really get the time to ask. Anyway, I am graduating from undergrad in the fall 2012 semester, and I've been looking at lots of different schools (Yale, Princeton, Syracuse, Duke, etc.). I guess my question for anyone is this: does anyone know of any schools that merge philosophy and theology into one program? I know places like Oxford have the philosophical theology degree (or something like that), but I'm kind of looking to stay in the states. Particularly, my interests lie in postmodernism (I know, very broad and general) and its effects on philosophy and theology in the present. Also, I'm really interested in John Caputo's work, and would love to study under him at Syracuse. Does anyone know how the credentials of Syracuse stack up against other leading schools? Thanks!