Some fields, such as law, medicine, and college or university teaching, require
education beyond the baccalaureate level. Other fields have no clear-cut guidelines,
and some students choose to pursue graduate studies simply because they want to
immerse themselves in the study of a particular academic discipline. In any event,
you will want to examine very carefully all the study area and graduate school options
to insure that you are making the right career choice.
- Application forms
- Test scores
- Official, sealed transcripts
- Letters of recommendation
- Personal statement
- Resume/Vitae
We have a variety of resources available to you to research the various graduate
programs offered at major universities. Peterson's Graduate Search is a computer
based program which allows for easy research and retrieval of information.
Peterson's Guide contains descriptions of graduate study programs at 1,300 institutions
throughout the United States. Field of study, geographic preference, availability
of financial aid, student population, and admission requirements provide information.
This is an excellent resource for undergraduates who plan to go to graduate or professional
school.
Survey from U.S. News & World Report. For premium edition of this publication,
please contact the Toppel Career Center at 305.284.5451.
GradSchools.com
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