Graduate School Information
Office of Career Services

You should be giving serious consideration to graduate school if:

• Your chosen career goal requires a graduate degree for an entry-level position. If you're not sure, please check with a Career Counselor in the Office of Career Services.
• It will make you a more marketable candidate for employment.
• A graduate degree would create opportunities for growth and advancement in your current career.
• You are interested in updating skills sets and looking for new challenges.

You need to plan early for graduate school. Most graduate schools require applications with essays as well as entrance exams. You may want to talk to a Career Counselor to discuss all of your options.

Check out these sites for additional information on graduate programs and entrance exams:

• Roosevelt Graduate College
• Should I go to Graduate School? Site from George Washington University.
• GradSchools.com-General site with graduate shool information
• Petersons Online - Information on Graduate Programs across the United States
• Princeton Review - Test preparation information
• GRE - Graduate Record Exam
• LSAT - Law School
• GMAT - Business School
• MCAT - Medical School
• Miller Analogies
• Essay Edge-Samples of graduate school application essays
• GRE Tutor-Practice Exams
• Scholarships - Medical, Law, and MBA Scholarships
• PsychGrad - The Psychology graduate applicant's portal.